The Blue Dress
A grandmother stitched a memorable Jalisco dress but sewed up tightly the truth of her origins. by Mele Martinez My nana, Aurora Martinez, was a … Read more
A grandmother stitched a memorable Jalisco dress but sewed up tightly the truth of her origins. by Mele Martinez My nana, Aurora Martinez, was a … Read more
Reflections on the containers of my life in the year of pandemic by Kimi Eisele Spring came furtively to the desert this year. One morning … Read more
Archaeologist Barbara Mills on vessels of early people in the American Southwest Interview by Kimi Eisele Barbara Mills is an anthropological archaeologist who uses ceramic … Read more
Photographs by Bobby Narcho Pottery, toka sticks, baskets—we consider these things vessels. Artists put their hearts and souls into making them. When you make these … Read more
Looking Deeply at Tradition after a Year of Dismantling by Kimi Eisele Every December for the last 25 years or so, I spend a few … Read more