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“Clay is my daily bread, my joy, my sorrow.From the first touch, it became the element of my life.”– Margit Kovács,Hungarian Ceramist & Sculptor (1902–1977)
“Clay is my daily bread, my joy, my sorrow.From the first touch, it became the element of my life.”
Echoes of Clay and Colour from the Luminous Poetry of Nina Lewis
Inspired by a poetic quote by writer James N. Watkins. “A river cuts through rock, not because of its power, but because of its persistence.”
Ceramic Resonances on the Melancholic World of Árpád Tóth