562: Lisa Naples on embracing change in Grounded in Gold

Tales of a Red Clay Rambler: A pottery and ceramic art podcast by Ben Carter

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After many years as a functional potter Lisa Naples has embraced figurative and nonobjective sculpture. In our interview we discuss how she anthropomorphizes animals to show shifting relationships and identities, as well...

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