435: Kathy King on the feminist themes in her graphic ceramics

Today on the Tales of a Red Clay Rambler Podcast I talk with
artist and educator Kathy King. Her graphic sgraffito-decorated
ceramics often depict relationship dynamics and feminist themes.
In our interview we talk about her early sculptural work around
reproductive rights, how she matches images to form, and her day
job running the ceramics studio at Harvard University. For more
information on Kathy visit www.kathykingart.com.


 


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