'Boiling point': Attorney/artist creates beautiful ceramic teapots
Published: April 2, 2020
Attorney and mosaic artist Ruth Tyszka curated an art exhibition, “STEEP: Exploring Boiling Point Issues and the Vessels That Contain Them,” at the Janice Charach Gallery located in the Jewish Community Center of Metropolitan Detroit, [ More » ]
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