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Workhouse Artist of the Week: Pam Eisenmann

Find her work in Building 8 at the Workhouse Arts Center

What do you get when you combine an old fork, a miniature propeller, a hunk of clay, a little whimsy and Workhouse ceramics artist? An aquatic duck-like creature on a motorcycle, of course.

Why a fork? “It makes for a great kickstand,” said , with a sly smile.

Pam’s “Aquatic Pretender” is one of several in a series of curious and unusual sculptures currently showing in the lobby of the Workhouse ceramics building. Her creature-themed artwork, inspired simply by every day things (and a twist of the fantastic) has made her a favorite among children and like-minded individuals over the years.

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The in Lorton is a short drive from Burke, and a great place to view local artist's multimedia, painting, prints and sculpture.

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