Eleanor White (@eleanorwhitestudio) work incorporates organic, textured, granulated, fibrous, powdery, glassy, chunky, and sharp materials. She works with crushed stones, dirt, charcoal, sulfur, bonded copper, iron pyrite, wood ash, dog hair, shed snake skins, feathers, sand, and porcupine quills. For her presentation, she will show a series of works on paper exploring the element lithium, its historical industrial uses, and its contemporary significance in lithium batteries. These works address its role in everyday products and the broader implications of resource extraction and exploitative land use. The materials in her works on paper reference the historical use of minerals in paint making, the role of stones as new-age panaceas, and the associative power of matter. (fb)

Save your spot today in our spring ceramics lessons! If you're a novice, this is your fifth session or you are a pro in your own right, these classes offer expert instruction and resources from our beloved artist-educators. This is a great opportunity to learn a new skill, deepen your craft and make a friend! Click the link in bio to register and secure your spot! Ceramic Handbuilding Instructor: Bryan Cronk @bcronkceramics Thursdays, 6pm - 8:30pm April 10 - May 22 (no class May 8) Wheel-thrown Pottery Instructor: Jenny Gill @jennygillceramics Wednesdays, 5:30 - 8:00pm April 16 - May 28 (no class May 14) (fb)