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Ann Gardner: She planned to cover the stairway wall with hand-painted ceramic tiles, but she found her finished pieces dull. So she took a hammer to them, smashing them into fragments
1998
Overview
Ann Gardner's art career working with ceramic tiles, glass, sculpture and more is profiled. Gardner is best known for her work with randomly broken shards of ceramic tiles.
Publisher
American Craft Council
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