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Derrick Te Paske As a college media professor at Framingham State College, I am usually involved with theoretical issues and digital production methods. As a purposeful alternative, I also do woodturning, a distinctly low-tech process with very physical products. I am primarily interested in hollow forms, often with woodburned, treated, or textured surfaces. My work is represented at several New England galleries; a woodburned piece is illustrated in the book "500 Wood Bowls"; and I am an Artist Member of the Medici Society (School of the MFA, Boston). |
Sample work from the artist... |
Click here to view Recent Work 2009-2010 Slide Show New! (Note: Slide show may not be viewable on some browers/systems.) |
![]() Tall Hollow Form black cherry, woodburned, 20" high |
![]() Dark Burl Hollow Form black cherry, with applied acrylic polymer and cherry burl rim, 14" diameter |
![]() Hollow Form Yew root with ebony rim, 9" high |