What sleek creature emerges from the depths of imagination? It’s the Otter Sculpture by Jennie Hale, right here before us. The Otter Sculpture isn’t just a static form. It’s a hand-built earthenware sculpture, brought to life through the ancient art of Raku firing. Notice the intricate details. See how the ceramic surface seems to shimmer and shift in the light. This Otter Sculpture, crafted by Jennie Hale, holds a special surprise. It’s not just an otter, but a canvas for other creatures. Four birds adorn its surface. They seem to dance around the otter’s form, creating a miniature ecosystem frozen in time. The Otter Sculpture’s dimensions are impressive: 27.5 x 38 x 41. It commands attention. More of Jennie Hale’s captivating work is on display at the Primavera Gallery in Cambridge. If you’re intrigued by this otter’s charm, the gallery at 10 King’s Parade offers a deeper dive into the artist’s world.
Old Cavendish East Wing
Wondering where some of science’s greatest discoveries happened? You are standing in front of the Old Cavendish East Wing. It