Vanessa S. Lynn

Before moving his studio operation to a ground-floor space in Soho, just last year, Ted Muehling lived and worked in...

Although Thomas Gentille has the distinction of having a black ceramic glaze named for him, it is his little-known recovery...

Vessel and vesselmaking come the closet to establishing a universal language form; encompassing ceramic pots, holloware, fiber baskets, glass and...

Crushed tin foil, marred tintypes, rusted cans—some must have thought it looked like garbage. In 1967, this detritus of our...

The third week of October was, ostensibly, a week like any other. But in the art world, it was a...