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DESCRIPTION:Presented as part of CCA’s Design and Craft Lecture Series\nWednesday, 
 October 21, 2009, 7–9 pm\n\nTimken Lecture Hall, San Francisco 
 campus\nSan Francisco campus map (PDF)\nDirections »\n\nInfo: 
 415.703.9563\n\nMichael Cooper says that he’s been “fooling around” 
 with wood and metalworking since he was a kid and hasn’t grown up much 
 since then. After graduating from San Jose State University and UC Berkeley 
 with “some sort of degrees” in the 1960s, he “faked his way” as a 
 college art teacher, teaching sculpture, 3D design, furniture design, and 
 drawing before being purged from the system. He has somehow won numerous 
 awards and has been encouraged to leave the United States many times to 
 make things elsewhere. He bends wood well and often joins wood with odd 
 bits and pieces of other materials. He has exhibited his work around Sonoma 
 County, where he currently resides, and recently sold “something big for 
 a lot of money.” That sculpture, Gunrunner, appeared on the back cover of 
 Woodwork magazine in December 2007. He is also the 2009–10 Wornick 
 Distinguished Visiting Professor of Wood Arts at CCA.\n 
 https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2009/10/08/18624924.php
SUMMARY:Lecture by Michael Cooper, Wornick Distinguished Visiting Artist of Wood Art
LOCATION:California College of the Arts\n1111 Eight St\nSan Francisco, Ca 94107
URL:https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2009/10/08/18624924.php
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