Robert Pulley

I am very pleased to be in a unique show held in Cincinnati's Krohn Conservatory, a huge 90 year old glass house with spectacular plantings of palms, ferns, cacti and exotic plants. Cincinnati's Mary Heider has curated an exhibition of over 70 ceramic sculptures by myself, Lisa Merida-Peytes and Roy Cartwright that demonstrates the synergistic effect of placing ceramic sculpture intended for the garden in carefully considered relationships with plants and landscaping. The video in the News post below is included in the exhibition and illustrates the curator's deep connection to the concept of "Ceramics in the Garden".