Sarah Taghipour Mugs Style:Meadow From abolitionist newspapers to the

From abolitionist newspapers to the little magazines of the Harlem Renaissance to the zines that fueled AIDS activism

Shelley Falconer is the former director of exhibitions and programs and senior curator for the McMichael Canadian Art Collection and a member of the University of Toronto’s adjunct faculty in Museum Studies

with painters such as Jean-Léon Gérôme and Charles Bargue and sculptors such as Charles Cordier and Antoine-Louis Barye

so you gotta slow things down with someold-school fun

Kristy Woudstra loves to doodle

Sarah Taghipour Mugs Style:Meadow From abolitionist newspapers to theApproximate Size: 3. 5 x 3. 5" (5" wide with handle) Dishwasher and microwave safe, though handwashing is recommended to maintain vibrancy and longevity of colours. Sarah is a ceramic artist, ceramics teacher, and therapist for children with Autism. She was born in Canada & lived in Hamilton Ontario her whole life, loving the art & food scene. She can usually be found in her small little office room creating ceramic pieces from scratch, or teaching