Selected Writing
A Ceramist’s Obsession with Sand
Ariana Kier, a San Diego potter and researcher, finds connection to place through the soil.
Rachel Burnstein is the Queen of Bad Glass
Through collaborations and a steady focus on social media, the LA-based stained-glass artist has grown her pandemic hobby into a thriving business.
YehRim Lee’s Ceramic Practice Blooms in the Desert
From her home studio near Joshua Tree, California, the South-Korean born sculptor builds towering clay sculptures and communion with nearby artists.
Stitch by Stitch, Christian Le’s Garments Celebrate the Beauty of Traditional Vietnamese Clothing
Folding Screens, a solo show by the Houston fashion designer, runs through September 27 at the Houston makerspace, TXRX Labs.
Maryam Yousif’s Objects for the Living
The Iraqi American artist draws on family history and ancient tombs for her works in clay.
A Beloved Los Angeles Puppet Theater Keeps the Show Rolling
Meet the fabricators and designers behind Choo Choo Revue, Bob Baker Marionette Theater’s first new show in 40 years
A Pueblo Potter’s Quantum Imagination
Jeff Suina’s imposing ceramic sculptures draw from his Cochiti pottery lineage and from his architecture and engineering background.