Clay Conversations: Memory, History, and Clay in Communities of Color

Clay has always held special meaning in communities of color— as one of the most timeless, accessible, and universal art forms, clay has been a way for communities to pass down knowledge, as well as connect to land, our past histories, and each other. Curator Andres Payan Estrada explores this topic together with artists Patsy Cox, Anabel Juarez, and Linda Lopez.