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Mandy Stigant, Basket, 2019, wood fired porcelain, 6″ x 12″ x 9″

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The image is of a ceramic bowl that is shaped like a low, wide basket. There is a handle at the center of the basket shape, and the inside is decorated with orange circle shapes. The glaze on the ceramic is a light brown. The artwork sits at an angle to reveal the decorative interior. The background is white at the bottom of the photo and fades slowly to black as it goes to the top.

Mandy Stigant, Basket, 2019, wood fired porcelain, 6" x 12" x 9"

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A ceramic vessel sits on a white surface, in front of a grey background. The vessel is a V-shape, with a narrow rounded bottom, and sides that rise steeply as they go up. The opening at the top arcs down in the middle. At the center of the piece is a vertical opening that reveals a series of horizontal openings in the wall of the form. The design features a striated white area on the right that moves across to the left at the top of the piece. The rest of the left side is a mottled beige and ochre color and the bottom is a rusty orange.

Charles Washburn, Fraction of Screen, 2018, ceramic, wood fired, 13” x 10.5” x 7.5”

At the center of the image is a statue of an elk standing on a pedestal. To the left, right and above the elk are many tents that are smaller in size as they get closer to the top of the picture. Across the bottom of the image is a border made up of small, rectilinear, striped forms, each directly adjacent to the other. Directly above the elk is another series of these striped rectangles that seems to hover in the midst of the tents. The background is a yellowish ivory color, the elk is a dark gray, the tents and stripes are in bright shades of breen, yellow, red, blue, orange and gray.

Mark R. Smith, Transitional Plaza, 2012, digital printing and fabric collage on prepared felt, 38.25″ x 56.5″