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December 6 Noble Truth Artist Talk: Layl McDill

Layl McDill is co-owner of Clay Squared to Infinity, 2505 Howard Street NE. Find her in Studio A.

On December 6th, Art to Change the World takes their Studio Visits: Noble Truths series to Layl McDill's studio in the Flux Arts Building, 2505 Howard Street NE. The event starts at 6pm.

Layl lives in Minneapolis and is co-owner of Clay Squared to Infinity, a tile and art studio and showroom in the Northeast Minneapolis Arts District. She has exhibited her work around the country at art centers, museums and art fairs. Her work is about wonderment and story primarily polymer clay using the millefiori technique. She shares her space with her husband Josh Blanc as part of Clay Squared to Infinity.

She will give a tour of both her studio and her husband’s. As an extra bonus, Layl will perform one of her stories which she recently told on the Moth Stage at a Story Slam. You'll also have the opportunity to play with some polymer clay scraps!

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