...DO...PART... exhibition with Lauren Kalman originates from an action where traditionally thrown clay vessels and blown glass are distorted through being held or hugged by a jewelry-wearing body. Once the vessels are distorted, they are not altered; oxidation of the metal, tension cracks in the clay, folds in the glass, and textures are all locked […]

'Mosaicism' by Kim Harty reimagines ancient Roman mosaic bowls through a contemporary lens of biology, gender, and material history. Using the traditional glass technique of murrine, which was used by ancient Romans to create low bowls and platters - the artist creates vessels that resemble cellular structures observed under a microscope. Red-toned forms echo the layered […]