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'''Louis Hill''' is a renowned Birmingham potter, teacher and accomplished photographer. Hill is a graduate of [[University of Montevallo]]. He is also a former gallerist who owned and operated [[Studio 2030]] in [[Five Points South]]. | '''Louis Hill''' is a renowned Birmingham potter, teacher and accomplished photographer. Hill is a graduate of [[University of Montevallo]]. He is also a former gallerist who owned and operated [[Studio 2030]] in the [[Dulion Apartments]] building in [[Five Points South]]. | ||
Hill was | Hill was one of the artists exhibited in "Contour: The Definitive Line" curated by [[Jon Coffelt]] at [[Schedler/Minchin Fine Arts]] in [[Homewood]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 17:21, 20 May 2023
Louis Hill is a renowned Birmingham potter, teacher and accomplished photographer. Hill is a graduate of University of Montevallo. He is also a former gallerist who owned and operated Studio 2030 in the Dulion Apartments building in Five Points South.
Hill was one of the artists exhibited in "Contour: The Definitive Line" curated by Jon Coffelt at Schedler/Minchin Fine Arts in Homewood.
References
Alabama Clay Conference 23 Hill, featured presenter on How to Photography your 3-D artwork