Mary Martin, an internationally known ceramicist, and
mixed media artist is a long-time member of Women of Visions, having served in many capacities. But the one which she has relished most, as do over half of the WOV membership, is her role as a Teaching Artist. Martin, currently working for Winchester Thruston, and three other WOV cohorts were contacted by Rivers of Steel, an organization dedicated to the preservation of the region's cultural and industrial heritage. These artists were interviewed based on their work in traditional art forms. In the recent Rivers of Steel newsletter, writer Jonathan Engel celebrated the work of Mary Martin as well as members, Janet Watkins, LaVerne Kemp, and Christine Bethea. Their mediums include pottery, weaving, and quilting. Read the full article here.
mixed media artist is a long-time member of Women of Visions, having served in many capacities. But the one which she has relished most, as do over half of the WOV membership, is her role as a Teaching Artist. Martin, currently working for Winchester Thruston, and three other WOV cohorts were contacted by Rivers of Steel, an organization dedicated to the preservation of the region's cultural and industrial heritage. These artists were interviewed based on their work in traditional art forms. In the recent Rivers of Steel newsletter, writer Jonathan Engel celebrated the work of Mary Martin as well as members, Janet Watkins, LaVerne Kemp, and Christine Bethea. Their mediums include pottery, weaving, and quilting. Read the full article here.
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