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Fiber artist Edward Lambert is motivated by people who wear and make tattoos and explores the fleshy world of contemporary tattoo artistry. Lambert's most recent works on tattooing are illustrated.

Christine Federighi, an artist and maker of mummylike figurative ceramics feel that any new series of her work is in response to situation, either personal or other. She thinks that she is going to make a little globe that's her visualization of her true self for every day that she has cancer.

The 30th edition of the Ceramic National acknowledges works by masters, mid-career artists and emerging talents. The now-touring exhibition was organized by the Everson Museum of Art, Syracuse, New York.

Dona Look's birchbark baskets depict a native American spirituality and modern Scandinavian design. Her baskets are mostly woven from northern Wisconsin emphasizing her exquisite refinement and pursuit of excellence.

Gisela Magdalena Moyer likes to explore the boundaries between cloth and paper in her works. She uses handmade paper to create quilts, rafts, tents, wall-reliefs and garments. She also uses a variety of other materials such as foil, paint and flowers to adorn the works.

A group of artists and printers in Wisconsin have produced book art under the leadership of artist Walter Hamady. The books use elements of collage, letterpress printing, calligraphy, assemblage, illustration and poetry.

Wisconsin fiber artist Anne Kingsbury's works are characterized by a high degree of craftsmanship and a passion for traditionally female objects. Despite their domesticity, however, her compositions also reflect a strong fascination for wild fabulist undertones and dark moral themes.

Textile artist Jason Pollen uses silk as his medium since it is strong, resilient and absorbent. His well-known works are generally colorful and evocative. These include 'Terra Ephemera,' 'Revelation,' and 'Tango.'

A description of an traveling exhibition of sculpture made of ceramics and mixed-media work is presented, with focus on the representation of social issues such as injustice and damage to the environment in the pieces displayed.

The Tampa Museum of Art, Tampa, FL, will exhibit contemporary glass.

Florida-based ceramic artist Sang Robertson is known for earthenware pieces influenced by Asian, Pueblo Indian, and pre-Columbian styles. Her work, which features boxes, baskets, and other containers, are painted with terra sigillata and are fired thrice.