Journalism & Features

Ariana Kier, a San Diego potter and researcher, finds connection to place through the soil.

Meet the fabricators and designers behind Choo Choo Revue, Bob Baker Marionette Theater’s first new show in 40 years

The Iraqi American artist draws on family history and ancient tombs for her works in clay.

Mildred Howard: Poetics of Memory, Howard’s first major museum survey, runs until October 11 at the Oakland Museum of California.

Centered around four land-based themes, tierra features 14 artists working in clay, video, printmaking, and more.

The Santa Fe Gallery focuses on artists from Mexico and New Mexico, with a special emphasis on printmaking.

Bianca MacPherson digs into the archives for inspiration for her undulating stoneware and porcelain sculptures.

The Diné artist and sheepherder works from sheep to loom to weave colorful textiles.

A new exhibition by textile artist Leigh Kvetko at the West Texas Gallery casts an eye on the Southwest’s stark landscapes.

Fiber Hawai’i, one of the Aloha state’s longest-running craft exhibitions, opens June 5.

The New Mexico museum hosts a show of works that complicate the legacy of paper in Indigenous history.

In Gloria Martinez-Granados’ cross-stitched portraits, the stories of Latino laborers stretch across generations.

The eight artists featured in Material Prophecies at the Armory Center for the Arts use ancestral knowledge to conjure possibilities.

In Los Angeles, Heavy Manners Library offers affordable craft workshops and a space for creative meandering.