Susan Peterson, a ceramics artist, educator and writer who revealed the lives and techniques of Native American women potters of the Southwest to a broader American audience, has died. She was 83.

The Denver Art Museum this month removed a case of Native American ceramics from public view in response to new federal regulations governing the exhibition of sacred Indigenous objects.

A childhood hobby became the inspiration for the founding of a custom tile and ceramic manufacturing company that provides unique household and commercial products made from locally sourced materials.

While Commerce did find that countervailable subsidies are being provided to Indian producers and exporters of ceramic tile ...

Even her large and sometimes ungainly ceramic forms seem to be at one with the decoration. It is indeed encouraging to see that Hiscock is now exploring the use of native plants for her designs.