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Having a Ceramic Meltdown in Kyle Scott Lee’s BK studio

The first time we laid eyes on Kyle Scott Lee’s Red Sun Vases, we knew we had to see where the magic happened. The man behind Ceramic Meltdown has been building his ceramics practice for over 15 years, and his training truly shows in his debut 20x200 edition—each one-of-a-kind vase is decadently ...

Tour the two Baltimore studios where Kenya Miles masters her craft.

We’re beelining to Baltimore today for a very special behind-the-scenes hang (and Q&A!) with artist, educator, and farmer Kenya Miles. Miles has two main bases for her creative endeavors—a designated art room at home, and nearby, a 2,400 square foot studio and garden. That larger space and ga...

We wanna move into Mary Finlayson’s sunny, SF home studio.

Chilly, dark days call for a bright, West Coast weekend update, and painter Mary Finlayson’s San Francisco home studio fills that quota with flying colors. For our new In the Studio, Finlayson gives us a photo tour of her sunny spot in SF’s Potrero Hill hood, and answers our Qs about her space an...

BRB. Moving into Brian Kaspr’s cool, converted studio space.

Feels like genuine moments of excitement miiiiight be few and far between these days, but if there’s one reliable source of joy we’d rec for embattled brains, it’s Brian Kaspr’s Insta feed. Consider it a current fave follow that doubles as a visual antidepressant (and you don’t need to consult a ...

This artist’s NYC workspace is the pinnacle of pandemic creativity.

Today’s virtual outing takes us to the New York City at-home art space of architect, artist, and our kind of Wonder Woman, Yen Ha. When the COVID-19 crisis crashed down on NYC in March, Ha had just been awarded an artist residency at a Brooklyn art center, along with what would have been her very...

Swing by this painter’s SoCal home studio — no travel necessary.

We always love cozying up with artists in our In the Studio series, and the current moment’s made us even more grateful for the opportunity to mix up our milieu. It’s been especially interesting to hear how our artists are adjusting to the new normal, how they’re keeping their creative process cr...

Studio tour! How one artist’s adapted to the wild west of WFH

We’re not embarrassed to admit we love a good sanctioned snoop around someone else’s space. Open house? See you there. Garden tour? Grab your coat. And of course studio visits are no exception. Just take a gander at our archive of In the Studios with all sorts of 20x200 artists. While we keep on ...

Potter Helen Levi shows us around her ceramics studio

For all the anxiety this situation continues to cause, spending quality quarantined time in our homes has had one small, unexpected upswing: making us feel much more grateful for the objects that inject a little joy into our everyday. A carefully chosen art piece, some sassy candlesticks, a strik...