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David Calvo   Ask David Calvo if he thinks woodcarving is a dying art and he’ll cut through the suggestion like a bandsaw through birch. By Andrew Conway- photograph by Joel Laino   "I’ve taught students from every state, as well as Canada and Mexico," he says, referring to his ever-growing network of passionate craftsmen and women who come to his renowned woodcarving and sculpture studio and school in Gloucester to learn the ancient art for themselves.   "People think it’s a classical genre, and part of my job is to help them understand that woodcarving is a unique and dynamic skill th
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