EPISODE · Aug 15, 2025 · 51 MIN
Episode 144 with Ted Thirlby
from Floyd Memorial Library Podcast · host Floyd Memorial Library Podcast
Today, we’re speaking with artist Ted Thirlby, who transforms reclaimed plywood into striking monotypes and sculptural reliefs. Raised in Michigan, Ted eventually made his way to New York, where the city’s vibrant arts scene left a lasting impression. He later stepped away from art to raise a family and run a construction company, returning with a renewed perspective and a deep interest in how materials and people change over time. Now based on the North Fork, he creates work that captures transformation and the passage of time, letting the natural character of weathered wood guide each piece. tedthirlbystudio.com
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Today, we’re speaking with artist Ted Thirlby, who transforms reclaimed plywood into striking monotypes and sculptural reliefs. Raised in Michigan, Ted eventually made his way to New York, where the city’s vibrant arts scene left a lasting impression. He later stepped away from art to raise a family and run a construction company, returning with a renewed perspective and a deep interest in how materials and people change over time. Now based on the North Fork, he creates work that captures transformation and the passage of time, letting the natural character of weathered wood guide each piece. tedthirlbystudio.com
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