Collectible Ceramics Designed and Crafted in America Since 1952
revealing that nothing has changed in politics, merely evolved! Recently I received a request for a donation from the organization that I had approached for a donation for my fiscally sponsored project, only Continue Reading →
In 1969 the Home Rule Amendment was added to the Maine Constitution. It designates authority to the inhabitants of the municipality.to amend municipal charters and to approve public referendums for Continue Reading →
Rest In Peace My Dear Sister. I have been interrupted from recording this ongoing stream of consciousness by external events, one being that I must get a Kickstarter project going Continue Reading →
Presenting the worker in resident housing zone Contemporary Capitalism Serves and Limits the Ownership Class A report from PItchbook The Transient Era of Billion Dollar Funds tells of the sudden boom and Continue Reading →
Pathways outside the algorithm open onto alternate worlds. Productivity Assets: The Floating Gull is the first Andersen Design wildlife sculpture designed in the late fifties. The Gull maintained its market appeal throughout Continue Reading →
Contrasting cultural attitudes and receptivity between India and Maine I have an unexpected project to work on this week and I have nothing to lose except my time and energy, and Continue Reading →
Getting the history of Midcentury Design right! Here’s my chance! Rare and only known example of this slip cast form in original ebony-brown glaze, designed and handcrafted by Weston Neil Andersen Continue Reading →
The grassroots fertilizes the mainstream but needs its independence! I recovered boxes from storage filled with the earliest midcentury examples of my parent’s work from the forties and fifties. It Continue Reading →
Centralization vs Decentralization in the Bronze Age In 2004 anthropologist Edward M. Schortman and Patricia Urban published Modeling the Roles of Craft Production in Ancient Political Economies, a research paper discussing trends Continue Reading →
The outgrowth of a lifelong commitment to living a creative work-centered life. Makers have often been at the forefront of revolutions and movements. Ever since the Soviet Revolution, Russia Continue Reading →