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  • WAGBT, Installation View, image courtesy of Dilmar M Gamero.
    Verve: Black Extravagance in Angelique Scott’s Ceramics
    Chenoa Baker
    This isn’t just a sculpture, it’s a sacred geometry of Black adornment. The ceramic orbs resemble braid beads, yes, but they also evoke planets or memory knots, binding the spiritual to the sensual, the cosmic to the communal. "Hairloom" becomes chandelier and root system at once – radiant, grounded, reaching. This month's FREE article. Read More.
  • Allison Severance
    Embracing the Squish with Allison Severance
    Hamish Jackson
    It's the little subtleties. Pushing the belly out, making the rim go up and down. To keep your eye more contained in the pot, I put that little coil in where the handle meets the belly. That way, your eye can travel within that negative space into the belly, the fullest part of the pot, without interruption. Read More.
  • fire
    Versatile Firing with Rocket Kilns
    Lisa Orr, Chris Alveshere
    There are several carefully engineered rocket designs using the aforementioned principles that work well for cooking and heating. However, the J-tube-style rocket engine works best for delivering and building heat into a firing chamber. The rocket kiln system is made up of five parts working in concert: the firebox... Read More.
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I have spent the past four weeks hiking in remote areas on my days off. I go there for a fish. Instead, I fish in silence, carrying the weight of a wish that has not yet broken the surface.

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