Show Notes
Thank you for listening to the Taming Lightning Podcast. I’d like to thank David Johansen for taking the time to record for the podcast. I certainly learned more about his practice and some interesting insights on navigating his art along side craft. Also, I'd like to thank Pittsburgh Glass Center for supporting me as a place of research and inspiration, as well as encouraging me to pursue this project and to help bring in these artists and instructors to help build and spread their knowledge, and the Plasma Art Alliance where I have access to the well of knowledge and connects me to some amazing people.
See you next time, -Percy | Taming Lightning
Show Notes
Intro Music: Boost by Joakim Karud
Outro Music: Zoned Out by Joakim Karud www.joakimkarud.com https://soundcloud.com/joakimkarud www.patreon.com/joakimkarud
Thank you for listening to the Taming Lightning Podcast. I’d like to thank Ashley Goodwyn for taking the time to record for the podcast, and wish her the best as she continues her graduate career. Expect to hear from her again as she explores new work with neon and potentially plasma. Also for connecting me with the Glass Axis in providing the next steps to service their neon manifold. And the Plasma Art Alliance where I have access to the well of knowledge and connects me to some amazing and supportive people.
See you next time! -Percy | Taming Lightning
This video and topic was made with the support of the Pittsburgh Foundation and The Heinz Emdowments through the Advancing Black Arts in Pittsburgh Grant and Residency hosted by the Pittsburgh Glass Center. A portion of this grant was used to purchase the 3D printer and materials used to print the object shown that will help with developing and finsih my sculptures and programming at the Pittsburgh Glass Center.
Thank You for watching, and I'll see you next time! -Percy | Taming Lightning
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Image: Return to Hieroglyphics by James Akers
Disclaimer
Welcome to Taming Lightning, I'm Percy Echols II. I'm the creator and host of Taming Lightning, as well as the emerging plasma tech at Pittsburgh Glass Center, where I'm researching and developing a space to explore Plasma and Neon Light as an Artist Medium.
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