Originally published in MRIN Journal, Issue 5 (2025). This enhanced version includes additional images from Ray Meeker and videos by Adil Writer and the ANAB archives, published with permission from MRIN.
The ancient Indian manuscript Skanda Purana mentions the term
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Lucy Lacoste Gallery is showing Chris Gustin: Wild Things (through October 12, 2025), a
In the foothills of Saja Mountain, in South Korea’s Jangheung, Jeollanam-do, an unassuming slope conceals one of the country’s most singular art spaces: a one-hundred-meter grotto, dug entirely
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In a Dutch underground bunker-turned-residency, a painter—Jonat Deelstra—is in the studio when his photographer friend arrives carrying several bags of wet clay. Like a child first encountering the soft, amorphous material, Deelstra’s sensorial curiosity takes over. Instinctively molding the unfamiliar
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In a downtown Toronto studio, where light streams through high windows and illuminates layers of clay in various stages of completion, Susan Collett can be found working intuitively with wires, porcelain, or earthenware paper clay. Now in
An elusive figure dressed in all black, wrapped with tape and protective gear, walks onto the chthonic, dungeon-like stage filled with black conical, spherical, and tubular ceramic forms, grounded and suspended, arranged in an ensemble reminiscent of an abandoned, ramshackle
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