Sentences with phrase «fired early pieces»

I fired early pieces in a pit, in anything that would hold heat, and then dumped them in leaves and things like that.

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They were used in Scotland as early as the 17th Century for baking bannocks, or Irish flat bread; the dough was placed on a narrow ledge at the bottom of the piece and positioned before the fire.
Professor Scott, said: «What surprised us was that many of these early extensive fires were surface fires burning the undergrowth, as we can see the anatomy of the plants being burned through scanning electron microscope studies of larger pieces of the fossil charcoal.»
Earlier major works have included large - scale pieces that often hinge on a single fundamental element, such as fire in this year's interactive performance piece The Burning Boards, and sand in 2004's Sandcastle, which was part of the Whitney Biennial.
Each piece is made of recycled fragments of earlier destroyed or damaged works that are layer by layer, by repeated kiln firing, re-integrated through that allegory.
The piece premiered in a Cuban fortress used from colonial times through the early years of the Revolution as a site where the counter-revolutionary opposition was submitted to torture and execution by firing squad.
ArtsATL: The first time we met was in the early 1990s when we were installing your piece «The Fire Next Time» in the exhibition «Equal Rights and Justice.»
A studio fire in 1952 destroyed many of his early pieces, especially his maquettes (hand crafted scale models).
Earlier this year, Lloyd Alter wrote a really good piece about the tail wagging the dog when it comes to fire departments mandating urban design standards.
To spot a genuine antique (1960s or earlier), hold a piece up to the sunlight (a window or outdoors) and look for a halo of iridescent reds, greens and blues, otherwise known as the «Ring of Fire» (you'll know it when you see it).
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