By Donald A. Clark and Chotsani Elaine Dean

The first book to honor the contributions, presence, and experiences of Black artists who are part of the contemporary clay community

No other publications on this topic and addressing this population (African American artist in clay)Author is highly respected figure in this art field

• The first book to fill the long-standing gap in information about the Black artists who are part of the contemporary clay community
• Gain a deeper knowledge of Black makers, their work, and how it fits in the 21st-century art conversation
• Brings to light long-ignored info, taking us from the colonial era of South Carolina to the Harlem Renaissance to today

Size: 9.0in x 12.0in  |  Pages: 256  |  324 color images