Throughout the pandemic artists have continued to create new work, pushing beyond the current barriers of isolation and unrest and finding solace despite feeling thrown from normalcy. To celebrate resiliency, tenacity, creativity, and skill, the Duluth Art Institute is excited and proud to present a selection of work created by the DAI Lincoln Park Building Ceramic Artists. Ceramicists at the Lincoln Park Building are inspired by their community, their natural surroundings, and by the act of working with their hands. They come together to build, critique, fire kilns, and celebrate their passion for making art. Minnesot ceramicist Linda Christianson juries a collection of pottery and ceramics that includes functional, sculptural, and abstract pieces. Art on view represents wheel thrown vessels, hand-built sculptures, and decorative ceramics with painted and glazed surfaces fired in electric, gas, and woodfired kilns.