Clay CTB 856 pages12

856 pages12

It is joyfully funny - stuffed full of hard-earned wisdom as well as countless digressions on fishing

as sites of genocide

and she soon finds herself on a transformative journey into the heart of a debate that mirrors global concerns about how we save the planet

Patterns are organized alphabetically by the artist’s name

Clay CTB 856 pages12Poetry that finds meaning and connection in the process of creating pottery from clay. The poems in Clay look to the process of forming clay on a potters wheel to examine our sense of touch and texture, emptiness, fragility, and the nature of time. Martha Ronk moves through the steps of creating a pot that must be formed, dried, bisque fired, glazed, and fired again. This practice is paralleled in Ronks process oriented language that addresses how we