Overthrown: Mia Mulvey, Mast Year, 2011. Stoneware, porcelain, cable ties, and pins. Photo by Jeff Wells.
Read moreComing this month: interviews with world-recognized artistsThis month we’re making a special feature for the Overthrown: Clay Without Limits exhibition...
Read moreOverthrown: Clare Twomey, Collecting the edges. 2011. Red clay dust. Site-specific project for the Denver Art Museum supported by Jana...
Read moreOverthrown: Clare Twomey, Collecting the edges. 2011. Red clay dust. Site-specific project for the Denver Art Museum supported by Jana...
Read moreOverthrown: Jeanne Quinn, You Are The Palace, You Are The Forest, 2011. Porcelain, glaze, lustre, wire, electrical hardware, and paint....
Read moreOverthrown: Works by Marie T. Hermann - You are my weather #A, #B, 2011. Stoneware fired in oxidation. Courtesy of...
Read moreNishikata Ryota, Yozutsumi (Nightfall) (via Collect 2010: May 14-17, Saatchi Gallery, London, UK: Toku Art -Contemporary Japanese Ceramics & Applied...
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Read moreOverthrown: Linda Sormin, Mine (i hear him unclip me / blood runs cold), 2010–11. Glazed ceramic; souvenir kitsch; and studio...
Read moreOverthrown: Paul Sacaridiz, An Incomplete Articulation, 2011. Porcelain, powder-coated aluminum, steel, paper, cut vinyl, and wood. Photo by Jeff Wells.
Read moreOverthrown: Martha Russo and Katie Caron, Apoptosis (detail), 2010–11. Photo by Jeff Wells.
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