
On the right, an installation by Elizabeth Kendall constructed of
steel and clay.
Organized by Flux Studios in Mt. Rainier, MD, 17 ceramic artists
selected adjacent spaces within Art-O-Matic creating a cohesive
show-within-a-show titled "Coincide." The variety of work shows the
elasticity of clay while the rich surfaces tie them all together. Here
are just a couple of the pieces you'll see there.

Yeonhee Ji's lace-like bottles are set against a complimentary
patterns in clay and steel.

Janet Gohres' black birds are gathered in a puddle of pebbles on the floor.
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