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Resiliency and Adaptability: A Conversation with Sam Cobb

Our March 23rd zoom meeting was a conversation with multidisciplinary sculptor Sam Cobb who works in the commercial and entertainment fabrication industries. When not working for the industry, Sam makes kinetic sculpture and participates in various creative hijinks with her art collective: Dark Arbor Lodge.
Sam discussed resiliency and adaptability: what it takes to work in the commercial and entertainment fields, as well as how those traits carry over into furthering her personal art.

Filed Under: April 2022 Newsletter, Events Past, Members Author: Bob Deasy

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