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Tucson ceramic artist Anne Neuenschwander embraces the unpredictability of raku pottery, creating smoky black vessels and sculptures inspired by the Sonoran Desert, her travels around the world and traditional horsehair firing techniques. From saguaro-inspired designs to internationally exhibited sculptures, her work celebrates both chance and craftsmanship. 🎨🏺🌵
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Tucson artist Carly Quinn started her company, Carly Quinn Designs, in 2011, creating intricate, vibrant ceramic tiles with just a single kiln…
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Tucson artist Carly Quinn turned a one-kiln operation into a thriving tile business with national reach. From desert-inspired designs to national park shops, Quinn’s tiles are everywhere.
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Tucson ceramicist Melissa Henshaw has always been drawn to clay.
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Bright colors and cactus designs define Melissa Henshaw’s ceramics, now featured at local markets and upcoming Tucson events.
- Rick Steves
You can blame my Norwegian heritage, but I’m not so hot on the Swedish countryside. Even so, you can’t say you’ve seen Sweden if you’ve only b…
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You can blame my Norwegian heritage, but I'm not so hot on the Swedish countryside. Even so, you can't say you've seen Sweden if you've only been to Stockholm. Rural Sweden — especially the province of Småland — is a worthy addition to any Scandinavian itinerary.
- Mark Erickson
Hello Friends and Neighbors. Welcome to the New Year, and great news. Almost everyone by now has heard that the HOA-1 Craft Center, where the …
- Donn Hamm
The SaddleBrooke Woodworkers Club welcomed several new member at our meeting held on Tuesday, November 4. It was very exciting to see the club…
Tucson official: Air Force won't pay for D-M groundwater cleanup now