Porcelain Vessels Are Portals Through Time and Space in Paintings by Sung Hwa Kim
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In addition to her role as editor for Colossal, Kate Mothes is an independent, semi-nomadic contemporary art writer, curator, and organizer based most of the time in the Upper Midwest. She is also the founder of Young Space and a regular contributor to Arts Midwest's Creativity News Desk, Ceramics Monthly, and others. Learn more about her work at katemothes.net.
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