Field Notes

We go through life with periods of intense focus on what we are doing, and other times that focus drifts. There are those select individuals who spend their entire life singularly focused on one thing, pushing through with a kind of relentless clarity. These are the Picassos of the world, the Steve Jobs types. Some were born with it. Others found it much later—artists such as Paul Cézanne and Henri Rousseau.

Fiber art is experiencing a powerful resurgence, as contemporary artists push the boundaries of texture, tradition, and storytelling.

There are moments in life that end up becoming markers of time, little anchors people look back to.

Ceramics has never been more exciting—or more surprising. Today’s clay artists are redefining the medium with bold forms, painterly surfaces, and narratives that blur the lines between sculpture, craft, and contemporary art.

Outsider art has long challenged the boundaries of the art world, offering raw, unfiltered expressions that emerge outside traditional academic training and institutional spaces.

“A great photograph is one that fully expresses what one feels, in the deepest sense, about what is being photograph...

Ceramics are typically about use—things made to hold, to pour from or to serve with. But Picasso didn’t see clay as a...

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