A Turn in the Road From Extinction to Distinction
PART TWO in a series in which I place Andersen Design’s vision of economic development in the economic development environment in Maine Go to Part One Patron and Collaborator, Bob Continue Reading →
Category Archives: Economic development
Can Ceramic Production As An Art Form Have A Second Chapter In America Today?
Rare Standing Robin, circa 1980’s.PART ONE in a series in which I place Andersen Design’s vision of economic development in the economic development environment in Maine IntroductionI was raised in Continue Reading →
Why Support an Andersen Design Museum of American Designer Craftsmen
The first in a collection of iconic wild life sculptures, The Andersen Design Floating Gull was created in the early sixties and has maintained its marketability ever since, establishing Andersen Continue Reading →
#GivingTuesday at Andersen Design Museum of American Designer Craftsmen
The first in a collection of iconic wild life sculptures, The Andersen Design Floating Gull was created in the early sixties and has maintained its marketability ever since, establishing Andersen Continue Reading →
Ceramics Slipcasting: Art Meets Business As A Way Of Life
This is the current Introduction to our soon to be launched KickStarter project- still a Work in Progress A Ceramic Slip-Casting Studio: An Art, A Business, A Philosophy and A Continue Reading →
Andersen Studio’s Preview Video of Our upcoming Kickstarter Mold making Project
Greetings after a long break. I have completed my first animated video for our Kickstarter project. which I am currently publishing as a preview.I wanted to embed it here so Continue Reading →
Historical Future
This is an image of the last sculpture that my father, Weston Neil Andersen, did before the day he fell down on the pavement and suffered a brain injury. The Continue Reading →
Developing Economic Growth At The Roots.
Our Stoneware Wren Sculpture is a popular classic from our Ceramic Birds collection When, as described in the previous post, I presented my pitch to Mr Burns, I believe Continue Reading →