Doublet Design, located on Wiscasset’s Creamery Pier, is hosting the second in a series of “SHED Talks at Dusk” on Thursday, July 27 at  8:30 p.m., following the Wiscasset Art Walk.  Local ceramic artist, Juliette Walker, will exhibit and discuss her work with the public.

Combining the sculptural with the performative, Juliette uses the medium of clay to create socially based art that takes form as events, installations, and interactions. Juliette was born in Madison, Wisconsin, and received a BA in Studio Art from Pomona College in 2013. In 2015-16 she was a Post Baccalaureate student in Ceramics at University of Wisconsin-Madison.

Juliette  is currently the administrative assistant at Watershed Center for the Ceramic Arts in Newcastle.

“SHED Talks at Dusk” is a lecture series hosted by Doublet Design.  Owners Mali Mrozinski and Jordan Gehman look forward to “bringing artists, craftspeople, and the community together to discuss and engage with creative ideas.” The SHED is a multi functional space that serves as the workshop and gallery for Doublet Design.   

Weather permitting, the SHED Talk will be held outside, with images projected onto the wall of the workshop. Attendees are advised to wear appropriate clothing and bug protection. More information about Doublet Design can be found on www.doublet-design.com.