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Extra-large barrel vase of blue print work on a white matte crackle glaze that seem to age the image as well as the pot. The interior has a speckled light gray contrast. The imagery shows a man enjoying some tunes while walking through the neighborhood. A tribute to the culture of the Kenyon-Barr neighborhood of Cincinnati’s West End, uprooted when bulldozed for the I-75 Interstate project in the 1950s. This imagery honors so many culturally rich neighborhoods lost in the pursuit of progress.
