The Universe in a Slurry
by Chris GarciaThis odd, forgettable little chorus, was just not a bit entrancing, like a feeble whisper, a plea or invitation from the clay that was so easy to ignore.
Chemical Analysis of Local Kansas Clay and Its Use in Ceramic Art
Seeking to learn more about local material and its potential for use in ceramic art, as well as investigating the possibility of replicating the effects of local clay using raw materials to compose a…
Neil Tetkowski Statements for Eternity
Immediately upon entering the main gallery space at the Canadian Clay and Glass Gallery in Waterloo, the seven impossibly large, thrown, wall-mounted altered discs fashioned by the hand of American ce…
Peter Christian Johnson Constructing Labour
by Paul NorthwayIf an ideal setting exists to showcase Peter Christian Johnson’s sculpture, one would be hard-pressed to find an environment more suitable than the grounds of the Archie Bray Foundation.
Self, Theft and Inspiration Mathew McConnell
In a moment of wry candour the Royal Academician Henry Fuseli is said to have remarked that fellow Romantic William Blake was “damned good to steal from”.
Lisa Reinertson :Edge of Extinction
Edge of extinction, Lisa Reinertson’s latest body of work, takes viewers through a reflective journey of our custodial relationship with animals and nature.


