Clay shaped into the past September 11, 2013 Robert Nelson Clay has something in common with flesh. It sags. Even the toughest muscle droops when not tensed; and our skin also falls even when we’re young and smooth, ju - Robert Falls - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Clay shaped into the past September 11, 2013 Robert Nelson Clay has something in common with flesh. It sags. Even the toughest muscle droops when not tensed; and our skin also falls even when we’re young and smooth, ju Add to Reading List Document Date: 2013-10-09 21:20:32 Open Document File Size: 211,36 KB Share Result on Facebook City Melbourne / / / Facility Niagara Gallery / / IndustryTerm paint / / NaturalFeature West Coast / / Person Robert Nelson Clay / John McPhee / Stephen Benwell / Jason Smith / / Position essayist / artist / curator / / Region West Coast / / SocialTag Pottery Ceramic Visual arts Ceramics Ceramic art

Clay shaped into the past September 11, 2013 Robert Nelson Clay has something in common with flesh. It sags. Even the toughest muscle droops when not tensed; and our skin also falls even when we’re young and smooth, juAdd to Reading List