HERITAGE FILM PROJECT
by Eduardo Montes-Bradley

Joy Brown has exhibited in galleries and museums in the United States, Europe, Japan, and China.

For the last six months, Joy Brown and I have been working to produce a film about her ceramics, her sculptures, and a recent mural...

It is no longer a secret. I will soon be heading to Amano, Japan, where I'll stay for a few days with potter master Shige Morioka.

While working on my film about Joy Brown in Connecticut, I heard the name Shige mentioned many times and by multiple sources. Joy will...

Eduardo arrived the next day, and as is true to form with most of Joy’s acquaintances, Eduardo turned out to be a person of substance. His z

For Brown, artwork is communal. In effect, to create her singular work, Brown works in plurality. “Once you see her at work around the kiln,

Notes from the Editing Room - It might not always be the case, but it so happens that often takes a village to fire a kiln, and when it...

One World, the mural recently unveiled for a temporary showing before it is shipped to its permanent home at the Horokan Museum.

Paul Chaleff belongs to that rare breed of artisans that can see beyond the shape and color into a world where artifacts are shaped by socio