Good Earth: the Pots and Passion of Walter Ostrom Vessels she uses the hard and

she uses the hard and fluid properties of glass to create images that endeavour to share her sense of place and rhythm in the environment

Ostermann became known for his maiolica

Clay sticks to non-porous surfaces like plastic and varnished wood

and Diana Reitberger

Hired to teach studio and Asian art history at Nova Scotia College of Art and Design in 1969

Good Earth: the Pots and Passion of Walter Ostrom Vessels she uses the hard andWalter Ostrom has been described as an "innovative traditionalist," a disruptive force shaking up ceramic conventions while simultaneously enriching them. Hired to teach studio and Asian art history at Nova Scotia College of Art and Design in 1969, Ostrom was one of many American artists who moved north to Canada in the fallout from the Vietnam War. Ostroms work, from his embrace of conceptual art in the 1970s to his current exploration of the vast