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Musings in Clay - American Craft Council

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By Claire Voon Verified
Paul S. Briggs’s process-driven, spiritual ceramics practice probes his inner life. By Claire Voon November 6, 2025 Winter 2026 Free To Read Paul S. Briggs has a saying he is fond of repeating, whether to his friends, students, or at the end of his emails: “Chase the muse!” That simple phrase—exclamation point obligatory—has been a guiding principle for the Alfred, New York–based ceramist, whose journey in clay has been long and wandering, yet never without focus and intention.
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Comment | a bouyant art scene-and an exciting new generation of artists-mean this could be the African century

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By Wim Pijbes, Ayodeji Rotinwa, Claire Voon Verified, Anna Brady Verified
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Despite the setback of Covid-19, the number of art fairs worldwide grew to a staggering 377 in 2024. The 1-54 fair, which was founded in 2013, with three editions per year—in London, New York and Marrakech—is probably the best-known fair dedicated to African art. (The fair’s name refers to the 54 countries on the African continent). Back in 2008, the first Joburg Art Fair took place with only 22 galleries in Johannesburg.
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California’s creative economy buttressed by Hollywood and college arts departments

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By Claire Voon Verified
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The recently released Otis College Report on the Creative Economy for 2024 reaffirms how important the “creative economy” is to California, where it is responsible for more than 760,000 jobs, accounting for one in five creative jobs in the US. The annual report looks at the prior year in what is broadly defined as the creative economy—a category that includes fields like film and television, toy design, music, fashion, architecture, theatre, dance, art schools, museums and galleries.
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