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Thirteen Ways of Looking at Fire
by John HughesFire and water, construed as enemies, even as they make the world in their own restless image. I’m looking at a shard of burnt-out space junk hurled from the sky; I’m looking at a barnacled whale rise…
Peter Beasecker: Clarity
Peter Beasecker, a longtime teacher at Southern Methodist University and then at Syracuse University, has focused on both the multiplicity of production pottery and the subject of service that is inhe…
The Artist’s Challenge
2019 CAP WRITING PRIZE | Commendation We can further understand why this dictum may have influenced Leach’s ceramic practice and philosophical writing if we take a closer look at Blake’s own work.