Ceramics Now - April 9, 2024

Contemporary art gallery Kouri + Corrao is tickled pink to announce Korean-born, Canada-based sculptor Joon Hee Kim’s first solo show in the United States.

By Marta Puchalska-Kraciuk | March 26, 2024

A return to the roots and at the same time a step into the future: such an incredible marriage of impossibilities is experienced by designers who reuse clay to design furniture and accessories. Here is a selection of 10 unique works of applied art made of clay.

In case you’ve been wondering “who are the designers of the future?” the LOEWE FOUNDATION’s finalists are the place to look. Shortlisting thirty artists for its 2024 edition of the annual Craft Prize, Spanish luxury fashion house, LOEWE is putting its faith in the future of sustainable design and the emerging artisans behind it.

By Jess Ardrey | Little Rock Soirée | January 1, 2024

Raven Halfmoon’s work is hard to miss. Her imposing sculptures purposefully take up space, the clay often shaped into humanistic forms and baked into neutral earth tones cut with searing splashes of red, each with echoes of her Caddo Nation citizenship.

November 1, 2023 | Paula Castillo, Visual Artist, Belén

Indo-Hispanic artist Paula Castillo holds an MFA from the University of New Mexico in 3D Studio, focusing on Contemporary Theory, Human Geography, and Relational Aesthetics.

Interviewed by Matthew Chase-Daniel | Santafe.com | October 28, 2023

Ileana Alarcón is a Columbian-American artist currently working with paper pulp to create sculptures which are both familiar and unexpected.

By Kathleen Roberts | Albuquerque Journal | August 20, 2023

By Chadd Scott | Forbes | July 6, 2023

A story this big needs artwork this big.

For her solo exhibition at the Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum in Ridgefield, CT, Raven Halfmoon (Caddo Nation; b. 1991, Norman, OK) debuted her largest sculptural piece to date, Flag Bearer, a three-stacked figure measuring over 12-feet-tall.

Erin Joyce | HYPERALLERGIC | July 4, 2023

Sculpting voluptuous figures with richly dynamic surfaces creates a shared humanity between Halfmoon, the artwork, and the viewer.

By Michelle Kraft | Glasstire | June 6, 2023

John Robert “Jack” Craft’s exhibition of new works, entitled What Was Once the Sea Is Now a Desert, at the Kouri + Corrao Gallery in Santa Fe, seems — at first glance — to reflect upon these bygone ages.

Nancy Zastudil | HYPERALLERGIC | May 31, 2023

Going with the Flow explores the role of water in the Southwest amid the 23-year drought, but neglects the ongoing tug of war due to water mandates and drought.

By Gabriella Garcia, Cool Hunting, February 15, 2023

If there was any doubt before, 2023’s ZONA MACO has proven that the art world has fallen in love with CDMX. This year’s record-breaking edition attracted over 77,000 international visitors and featured 216 exhibitors from 26 countries, solidly cementing the festival as Latin America’s hottest art affair.

Denver Spends $725,292 On More Public Art

By David Heitz - NewsBreak Denver

May 20, 2022

10 Trailblazing Artists with Must-See Museum Shows in 2023

By Allyssia Alleyne - Artsy

Raven Halfmoon’s Monumental Ceramics Counter Stereotypes of Indigenous Culture

By Claire Voon - Artsy

Jan 7, 2021

December 15, 2022

Native American and First Nations artists chosen for Eiteljorg Contemporary Art Fellowship

Noteworthy exhibit of contemporary Native art opens in November 2023

Every other year, the Council bestows four types of awards to recognize the inspiring individuals and organizations who are moving the field forward. Congratulations to Karen Hampton on her induction to the College of Fellows.

August 10, 2022

Brooklyn-based painter Tara Kopp creates architectural models with miniatures--dolls, furniture, and other objects she collects --which become scenes for her premise. The doll-like characters are surrogates for the average urban dweller.

By Annie Bielski, Hyperallergic - July 24, 2022

Although more inclusive than the original 1972 Womanhouse, the current remake would still benefit from more BIPOC artists, a broader intersectional dialogue, and a wider breadth of lived experience.

By David Graver, Cool Hunting, May 23, 2022

A solo show that utilizes thread to create lines of color, some obvious and others more subtle.