Info

The Info page was a compact directory with four entries: bio, resume, statement, and upcoming events.

bio

The historical link labeled “bio” pointed to about.html, while a separate bio.html page also exists. Together they present different periods of the biography. The earlier page ends in Maplewood; the later one expands the family-craft context, education, teaching, residencies, grants, and an Eden Prairie studio.

As a directory label, “bio” was concise and lowercase. It functioned as a route to the About material rather than as a separate biography summary on the Info page itself.

resume

The resume is the most text-rich page in the portfolio. It retains the original sequence from a tactile clay statement through education, exhibitions, publications, recognition, collections, workshops, curatorial work, representation, professional experience, and personal interests. Third-party names are generalized and old “present” dates are treated as historical.

statement

The navigation included /statement.html, but no separate statement text appears. That address points to About, where the short first-person statement is presented as a dated quotation. Missing words are not guessed or replaced with a new artist statement.

The four labels form a simple reading order: biographical background, a longer career chronology, an artist statement, and dated events. This order gives the Info page its purpose even though its own body copy is minimal.

upcoming events

The upcoming-events page preserves a 2017–2018 exhibition notice and an undated teaching-schedule paragraph. Its old heading remains, but the page is clearly a past-events record with no registration, schedule, address, or contact route.

Beyond the original list

Related pages include Biography, Studio News, and Contact. They help readers follow the site's biographical, studio, and practical subjects beyond the compact Info menu. The illustration is a generic catalog study, not a historical object record.