Marilyn Annin sculpts garments with ghostly, regal bearing.

Jim Zivic carves sleek sculptural furniture from a mundane substance-coal.

Elizabeth Lopeman explores Laura Splan's use of surprising materials such as facial peel
and her references to both textiles and body elements.

Scott Rothstein explores the emotional landscape evoked by Kyoko Okubo’s narrative washi sculptures.

Ed Carpenter's glass and steel Vessel entwined with vegetation embodies the optimism of the institution that commissioned it. Suzanne Beal sheds light on the project.

It took the late architect Terry Brown 10 years to tap into his Midwestern roots and create a style focused on materials and the handmade. Jayne Merkel writes of Brown’s Mushroom House in Cincinnati.

Shonquis Moreno dives into the cutting-edge world of international studio jewelry and finds the material explorations happening there to be "extremely" refreshing.