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The Art of Life

Wednesday 24 July 2024

Your Apprenticeship Is Over, Take Off

A man asks about translating Rupert’s poem into Chinese and reshuffling verses for better rhythm. Rupert explains the fluid nature of the poem and shares his experiences apprenticing with Michael Cardew and Francis Lucille. He underscores that just as he evolved his style over time, the man should feel free to trust his intuition and take off, as his apprenticeship is over.

From event 12 April, 2012 Live Webinar (167)

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