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The article focuses on the rising acclaim of Toshiko Takaezu's ceramics posthumously, with retrospectives and increasing auction prices highlighting her significance. Topics include Takaezu's transpacific education and influences, her natural synthesis of Japanese ceramic traditions and her diverse artistic output beyond ceramics.

The article discusses an exhibition at the Henry Art Gallery, University of Washington, which explores the origins of ceramics and its ties to ancestral and indigenous cultures. Topic include It highlights the works of several artists who use ceramics and other materials to perpetuate contemporary environmental and earth art, drawing connections between the past and future through dirt and mud.

The article reviews the exhibition "Henry Jackson-Spieker" at the MadArt in Seattle including examines Jackson-Spieker led viewers through paths delineated by suspended strands of black cotton thread or strips of shimmering dichroic film.