Bill Thorburn to Speak at Fuse Studio’s Next StudioTalk | Minneapolis College of Art and Design

Bill Thorburn to Speak at Fuse Studio’s Next StudioTalk

November 02, 2025
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Bill Thorburn
Bill Thorburn ’84

Fuse Studio will host Bill Thorburn ’84 as the featured guest for its next StudioTalk Event on November 11.

Known for his deeply reflective and nature-inspired work, Thorburn will offer an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at his creative process, artistic philosophy, and latest collection. Thorburn brings a unique blend of design strategy and artistic exploration to his practice. His work draws from direct experiences in nature—often inspired by time spent on the lake or in the forest—where he listens closely to what he calls "the language of roots, water, and sky."

This event promises a compelling conversation about the intersection of art, design, and the natural world. Space is limited—interested attendees are encouraged to RSVP to jennifer@fusempls.com to save their seat.

Bill Thorburn Artist Talk
November 11, 2025, 9:00 a.m.
Fuse Studio (Minneapolis, MN)

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