alem·bic Pronunciation: &-'lem-bik
Function: noun
Etymology: Middle English, from Middle French & Medieval Latin; Middle French alambic & Medieval Latin alembicum, from Arabic al-anbIq, from al the + anbIq still, from Late Greek ambik-, ambix alembic, from Greek, cap of a still
Date: 14th century
1 : an apparatus used in distillation
2 : something that refines or transmutes as if by distillation (philosophy ... filtered through the alembic of Plato's mind -- B. T. Shropshire)
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the ALEMBIC features the work of J Paul Morton , Gary A Ayres and Jeanne Haruyo Dickinson who together form Herd Deep. The ALEMBIC's main focus is on music, but we also engage in a range of other creative activities. While the ALEMBIC primarily features the work of the three individuals above, collaborations and work by other, like-minded artists also feature. |
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