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These people instilled in her a love of and appreciation for nature, and the joy and satisfaction that comes from a hard day's work on something you care about. Cala took these lessons with her to study at SUNY Oswego, where, between 2002 and 2011, she earned a BA in English Literature, as well as a BFA and MA in Graphic Design. Her love of both images and the written word has proven to be a perfect fit for a ca reer in graphic design, where conveying messages and telling stories is an everyday task. The formal training she received in drawing, printmaking, ph otography, sculpture, and ceramics greatly influences her design and digita l aesthetic and leads to a variety of styles, layers, colors, and textures- -everything that makes visual communication tick. Recently, Cala has shifte d her focus to painting. After spending a year as an apprentice at Pike Sta ined Glass in Rochester, NY, she learned how to restore and build stained g lass windows. Working in the city also led to a greater interest in structu res and materials, and ideas about how humans make spaces, or make spaces a ccessible, and how often the structures we build will outlive us. Even thou gh we know we, as humans, are temporary beings, how often do we really thin k about what we are leaving behind? http://www.calaglatz.com Influences inc lude but are not limited to: literature (Margaret Atwood, Toni Morrison, Co rmac McCarthy), other artists (David Lynch, Van Gogh, Naomi Okubo) and musi cians (Tom Waits, Regina Spektor, Elvis Costello), this incredible planet, the thing that keeps us alive, and the incomprehensible amount and variety of life that it hosts: you could devote a lifetime of study to any one area and still only learn a fraction of what this world has to offer.\n This ev ent was imported from: https://iheartoswego.com/29042/the-shape-of-things-m ixed-media-by-cala-glatz.html?tmpl=component (https://iheartoswego.com/2904 2/the-shape-of-things-mixed-media-by-cala-glatz.html?tmpl=component) X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

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Cala Glatz was born into a family of makers: carpenters, g ardeners, farmers, and artists--people who were always working with their h ands, creating and shaping the world around them. These people instilled in her a love of and appreciation for nature, and the joy and satisfaction th at comes from a hard day's work on something you care about. Cala took thes e lessons with her to study at SUNY Oswego, where, between 2002 and 2011, s he earned a BA in English Literature, as well as a BFA and MA in Graphic De sign. Her love of both images and the written word has proven to be a perfe ct fit for a career in graphic design, where conveying messages and telling stories is an everyday task. The formal training she received in drawing, printmaking, photography, sculpture, and ceramics greatly influences her de sign and digital aesthetic and leads to a variety of styles, layers, colors , and textures--everything that makes visual communication tick. Recently, Cala has shifted her focus to painting. After spending a year as an apprent ice at Pike Stained Glass in Rochester, NY, she learned how to restore and build stained glass windows. Working in the city also led to a greater inte rest in structures and materials, and ideas about how humans make spaces, o r make spaces accessible, and how often the structures we build will outliv e us. Even though we know we, as humans, are temporary beings, how often do we really think about what we are leaving behind? http://www.calaglatz.com Influences include but are not limited to: literature (Margaret Atwood, To ni Morrison, Cormac McCarthy), other artists (David Lynch, Van Gogh, Naomi Okubo) and musicians (Tom Waits, Regina Spektor, Elvis Costello), this incr edible planet, the thing that keeps us alive, and the incomprehensible amou nt and variety of life that it hosts: you could devote a lifetime of study to any one area and still only learn a fraction of what this world has to o ffer.

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