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Hello Lightning Tamers!
This is episode number 45. In today’s podcast, I’ll be joined by Amy Lemaire. The reason why I want to talk to Amy has been many fold. I see my journey in hers, the multiple disciples and curiosities, to her involvement with pioneering plasma at Urban Glass, and her current development of plasma education at the Salem Community College Glass Program where she is surrounded by skilled and educated students and faculty, in which she dives into plasma illumination from an emphasis on research within the Arts. |
Show Notes
Music Credits
- Preview – Retro by ONE
- The opening theme -Taming Lightning by Trav B. Ryan
- Sponsor – Good2Go by ONE
- Credits – Walking by Ras-Hop
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Related Content
- Chapter Two x Notes: Anatomy of plasma sculpture, 2nd Edition
- Elements of Plasma | Visual Diagram 2nd edition
Plasma Design Livestream with Taming Lightning
Sponsors
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Glass Art Society
ESince 1971, the Glass Art Society has been using the joy of glass to connect, inspire, and empower all facets of the global glass community. From the early days of the American studio glass movement to the upcoming United Nations International Year of Glass, GAS continues to foster connections across generations, disciplines, and borders. Join them in celebrating 50 years of Glass Art Society as they present the 2022 GAS Conference in Tacoma, Washington, USA, from May 18 through 21. With the theme Between Here and There, this milestone conference will explore the past 50 years of glass and what the next 50 years holds for making, collecting, and educating. Visit glass art dot org today to learn more and register.
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- And for those both interested in and working with illuminated glass be it neon, plasma or otherwise Iâm here to inform you that the Plasma Art Alliance will be hosting a Plasma Pop-Up Social during the 2022 Glass Art society Conference. Updates will be found in the Taming Lightning Blog, and more details will be released as we get closer to the Conference.
Fluxeon
Today’s podcast is sponsored by Fluxeon Induction Heat, by Garett Churchill. Fluxeon is a small, family-run company out of San Diego, CA. We specialize in induction heating solutions for annealing brass, and all manner of brazing, soldering and heat-treating. The neon version of the Annie heater is perfect for converting neon electrodes in both conventional neon tubes as well as plasma art pieces.
Web: www.fluxeon.com |
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Thank you Amy Lemaire for joining me and sharing with us your inspirations and the work you do inspire both creative and scientific education of plasma illumination through Salem Community College. Youâre approach is an evolution to the interest in plasma, and I appreciate you.
I’d like to thank Pittsburgh Glass Center for supporting me as a place of research and inspiration. Plasma Art Alliance where I have access to the well of knowledge and connects me to some amazing and supportive people, and both sponsors in this episode The Glass Art Society and Garrett Churchill from Fluxeon.
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As always Be Safe, Be Healthy, and Be Strong, and Iâll See you next time.
