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Radio Gallery 12-05-2012 Karin Kraemer

We have now wrapped up our Fall Studio Series, and we are gearing up for winter. Several of the artists we feature are doing the same, as many of them prepare for their winter showcases. Local art openings are a wonderful way to get out into the community, and an opportunity to find beautiful handmade Christmas gifts. This week we meet with Karin Kraemer as she prepares for the Trade and Commerce Marketplace Annual Holiday exhibit & Open House.

By Maija Jenson

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Radio Gallery 12-05-12 Karin Kraemer

Produced by: Maija Jenson

Although Kraemer began her career by receiving a BFA in glassblowing, she eventually found her true calling: pottery. This medium allows her to make functional artwork that local people can buy and use in their everyday life. In fact, the Duluth Grill even serves coffee in mugs made by Kraemer. On Friday, December 7th and Saturday, December 8th, Kraemer will be opening her studio to the public, as part of the Trade and Commerce Marketplace Annual Holiday exhibit & Open House. Listen as Kraemer talks about what it means to create functional artwork for our community.

Annual Holiday Exhibit

Karin Kraemer

Radio Gallery airs Wednesdays at 4pm and Fridays at 7:45am and is brought to you by:

With funding provided by The Minnesota Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund

Produced by Maija Jenson

Former Program Director, Maija Jenson teaches journalism in the Department of Communication at UMD and was a part of KUMD 2008-2019. She hosted a weekly arts program "Radio Gallery." She shares a lifetime of public radio listening, degrees in journalism and art and 20 years of public radio experience with KFAI, WHA, WSUM and KUMD.
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