Making the Most: In the Studio with Kevin Pourier
Oglala Lakota artist Kevin Pourier creates art from buffalo horn, a material with a deep ancestral and cultural connection
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Blog Category: Making the Most — Craft Practice during the Dual Pandemics
Making the Most: Craft Practice during the Dual Pandemics, artists share personal insight into how they responded to the cascade of canceled or delayed programs, workshops, and exhibitions, as well as the demands of social distancing and social justice. Each account brings new understanding to the import of the studio as a space of reflection, creation, and collaboration.
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Making the Most: In the Studio with Carolyn Crump
The artist focused on health and happiness, for herself and others, during the pandemic.Categories -
Making the Most: In the Studio with Kit Paulson
Kit Paulson is currently a resident artist at the Penland School of Craft in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina. She makes intricate and whimsical glassworks that embody histories of ornamentation, material culture, and natural history. SAAM is acquiring her work, Lungs.Categories -
Making the Most: In the Studio with Donté K. Hayes
The ceramic artist reflects on his art, studio practice, and life during this challenging periodCategories -
Making the Most: In the Studio with Linda Lopez
Checking in with the artist who creates lively and unexpected sculptures from clay.Categories -
Making the Most: In the Studio with Julia Kwon
Julia Kwon’s interactive art projects facilitate solidarity and communityCategories