Info

The artist information includes 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 biography ended in Maplewood; the later biography added family-craft context, education, teaching, residencies, grants and an Eden Prairie studio.

As a directory label, “bio” was concise and lowercase. It identified the biographical material.

resume

The resume is the most text-rich page in the portfolio. It moves 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 contains a 2017–2018 exhibition notice and an undated teaching-schedule paragraph. It is clearly a past-events record with no registration, schedule, address, or contact route.

More information

Related pages include Biography, Studio News, and Contact. They cover biographical, studio and practical subjects. The illustration is a generic catalog study, not a historical object record.