Old Main Gallery is pleased to feature local artists Josh DeWeese and Meghan Purcell in a special two person exhibition. The exhibition titled, EARTH BOUND will include wood fired stoneware and felted wool works. An Opening Reception will take place on Friday, December 10th  from 5-7PM in The Viewing Room at Old Main Gallery. This event is free and open to the public. DeWeese is drawn to the beauty and mystery of high temperature melting and the element of chance that occurs in atmospheric firing:  “Wood firing and salt/soda firing are processes where extreme surfaces can be achieved in the subtle qualities of raw clays and the vibrant depths of running glazes.  I strive to embrace these qualities in a thoughtful way for making pottery and in bringing the wonder of the natural environment to objects used in our daily lives.” In addition to making pots, DeWeese also teaches at Montana State University in Bozeman, Montana.  Through the ancient technique of wool felting, Meghan Purcell explores ideas of genuine connection, sustainability, and the integrity of the human hand in an industrialized society.  From sourcing wool locally, to assisting with sheep shearing and felting each piece entirely by hand, every step of the process is highly intentional. Purcell resides in Livingston, Montana with her husband and son.