BlackTree Studio Pottery

06/11/2026

06/08/2026

Early Saturday morning pre-show, and later afternoon. Was a wonderful weekend
57th Street Art Fair

06/04/2026

On the road this Saturday & Sunday
57th Street Art Fair, Chicago!
Booth 713

06/03/2026

Join us this weekend, Booth 713.
57th Street Art Fair in Chicago. The Midwest’s oldest juried art fair.

05/31/2026

05/31/2026

Thank you Morning Glory Art Fair❤️ I’m truly honored! 🙏

05/31/2026

05/31/2026

Dogs have been bred over millennia to meet our eyes with their own, offering a gaze of gratitude rather than one of appetite or fear. They are creatures of the nose, above all, olfactory rather than optical in their primary apprehensions. Yet in the course of our coevolution their eyes have come to mimic human eyes so that they would seem to look at us the way we look at them.

“Dogs live within a neat symbolic divide. On the one hand, they represent courage, an intrepid readiness to take risks on behalf of their beloved; on the other, they represent loyalty, a refusal to be removed from the presence of their families. The dog in art both walks ahead with the hunters and stays behind with the gatherers,” Adam Gopnik writes. Read about the depth of the relationship between humans and their canine companion, and how that love has been transferred into art: https://newyorkermag.visitlink.me/lQM6NO