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'Permanent paper': Metalworker experiments with positive, negative space

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Dotting the yard and woods outside Dubuque metalworker Gail Chavenelle’s home are figures she has crafted late in life out of steel. Inside her home and studio are many more — often miniature models of what became much larger.
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'Permanent paper': Metalworker experiments with positive, negative space

Dotting the yard and woods outside Dubuque metalworker Gail Chavenelle’s home are figures she has crafted late in life out of steel. Inside her home and studio are many more — often miniature models of what became much larger.

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TelegraphHerald.com broke the news in on Friday, June 6, 2025.
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