Behind the Kiln: The Firing of Raven Halfmoon's Too Ancient to Care
Listen to the story of how a 12ft clay sculpture was fired at our Rock Tavern foundry
An audio interview with Practice Director Jake Joyce
Go behind the scenes with our practice director, Jake Joyce, in this audio story and discover how Raven Halfmoon's monumental Too Ancient to Care began in clay. From the custom-built kiln to the creation of the 2,000-pound sculpture, hear how this remarkable journey transformed from earth to artwork.
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