Why we make clay objects is often a personal choice. We've posted several Artist Q&A's on the topic of "why I'm an artist" (see Sunshine Cobb's video, read Lisa Naples's response, and watch Bryan Hopkin's video for more Q&A's!) and all the responses have been very different. Lindsay Oesteritter's response focuses on clay as a versatile material.
In tonight’s Artist Q&A, Lindsay discusses why she loves the variety of building techniques and marks you can make with clay, as well as its tactile nature. –Jennifer Poellot Harnetty, editor
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Published Sep 11, 2018
Why we make clay objects is often a personal choice. We've posted several Artist Q&A's on the topic of "why I'm an artist" (see Sunshine Cobb's video, read Lisa Naples's response, and watch Bryan Hopkin's video for more Q&A's!) and all the responses have been very different. Lindsay Oesteritter's response focuses on clay as a versatile material.
In tonight’s Artist Q&A, Lindsay discusses why she loves the variety of building techniques and marks you can make with clay, as well as its tactile nature. –Jennifer Poellot Harnetty, editor
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This clip was excerpted from Conversations with the Objective Clay Artist Collective, which is available for streaming on CLAYflicks.
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