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Eighth grade artists explore sculpture with face jugs - Vimarsana News

Eighth grade artists explore sculpture with face jugs

They also learned about the history of face jugs in African American history.

Passing time? Family-friendly activities in Athens - Vimarsana News

Passing time? Family-friendly activities in Athens

With school out, kids are looking for things to do to pass the time. Need some ideas to get your child out-and-about this summer? Check out these family-friendly activities around

The African Art Of Face Jugs, Inside Appalachia - West Virginia Public Broadcasting - Vimarsana News

The African Art Of Face Jugs, Inside Appalachia - West Virginia Public Broadcasting

This week on Inside Appalachia, a North Carolina potter is reviving an art form brought to America by enslaved Africans. We return to the town of Hindman, Kentucky, which endured catastrophic flooding last July, and get an update on the town’s recovery. We also talk with West Virginia poet Doug Van Gundy about disasters, and their relationship to art.

Art show displays students' Appalachian Face Jugs - Vimarsana News

Art show displays students' Appalachian Face Jugs

Fort Payne High School’s second and third-year art students had their first public art show April 25 in the school library. The students not only showed their work, but each

The Met Is Showing Incredible Ceramics by the Often Unnamed Enslaved Potters Who Worked in the American South - Vimarsana News

The Met Is Showing Incredible Ceramics by the Often Unnamed Enslaved Potters Who Worked in the American South

A cottage industry of unique pottery developed out of the clay-rich region around Old Edgefield, South Caroline before the Civil War.

Source: artnet.com