Video (9:33): Ceramist Kathy King gives tips for using sgraffito. This Tutorial is about black underglace colour with sgraffito drawings/carvings on a white porcelain body.
Category: Ceramic
Skuja Braden is the merged artistic identity of artist duo Ingūna Skuja (Latvia) and Melissa Braden (California).
Video (1:36:24): Sexism and misogyny in the field of ceramics is discussed by the panel: Jenni Sorkin, Dana Lossia, Ayumi Horie and Sunshine Cobb.
Video (1:05:48): In this podcast (voice only) ceramist Kathy King discusses her queer and feminist themed ceramics.
Video (10:12): Skuja Braden, based in Latvia, create a porcelain sculpture of their dog. The video is in Lettish and English (no subtitles).
Video (5:15): The artist duo Skuja Braden talks about their ceramic works at PAiR galerija in Pāvilosta, Latvia. They speak Lettish and English. (The video has subtitles in Lettish).
The artist duo Skuja Braden (a.k.a. Ingūna Skuja and Melissa Braden) works with porcelain the way others use confession: as a material that remembers everything.
Video (49:47): During London Gallery Weekend 2025, Artist Michaela Yearwood-Dan was interviewed Ekow Eshun about ‘No Time for Despair’ in London.
Video (4:27): Queer artist Michaela Yearwood-Dan introduces her exhibition ‘No Time for Despair’ at Hauser & Wirth in London earlier this year.
Video (1:00:15): Maine Voices Live presentes potter Ayumi Horie in conversation with Jorge Arnago.
Video (7:56): Excerpt – American potter Ayumi Horie is featured in the INSPIRATION episode of Craft in America, 2022.
Caitlin Rose Sweet – Hag
March 29 – May 18, 2019
Empirical Nonsense, 87 Rivington Street, New York 10002, USA
Caitlin Rose Sweet Pop Up
at Otherwild, 1768 N. Vermont Ave., Los Angeles, California 90027
Saturday December 16, 2017 from 12-4 PM
Caitlin Rose Sweet: Objectified
Exhibition: November 4-5, 2017, 12-6pm
Leslie+Lohman Prince Street Project
Uncontainable is an craft based installation that explores the long history of the vessel being a metaphor for a feminine body that is open, empty, and awaiting to be filled by the patriarchy. …
Artist statement and photos by queer artist Caitlin Rose Sweet: I am a conceptual craftswoman who uses the connotations of the handmade as a platform to explore our relationship to the body, sexuality, utopian world building, and the possibility of the everyday to create radicashifts in our perceptions.