Michael Sherrill’s mixed-media botanical sculptures demonstrate his powerful use of color and convey a profound observation of and connection to  … Read More

Working within a range of contrasts—organic and mechanical, order and disarray, one and many­—David Hicks parses the voyeuristic relationship of  … Read More

Kirsten Stingle’s figures are characters on an epic journey, born from the thousands of existing tales and legends about women,  … Read More

Images of nature are always metaphorical and symbolic; they represent the complex relationship between humans and their environment. German artist  … Read More

With roots in Surrealist alternative reality and a nod to Bernard Palissy, Mary O’Malley’s Bottom Feeders tea service considers the  … Read More

Rose Cabat, best known for her small vessels–known as Feelies–with soft, satiny glazes that invite viewers to touch them, worked  … Read More

Ron Nagle’s work is nothing less than astonishing—simultaneously odd and beautiful, it seamlessly incorporates multiple aspects; the grotesque, elegant, crude,  … Read More

The title of Keiko Fukazawa’s exhibition at the Craft and Folk Art Museum in Los Angeles, California, puts a new  … Read More

The H. Sophie Newcomb Memorial College, Tulane University’s women’s coordinate college, established the Newcomb Pottery in New Orleans, Louisiana, 25  … Read More

With its diverse array of objects and aesthetics, “Reshaping Tradition” (on view in 2016 at the USC Pacific Asia Museum  … Read More