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Jami Porter Lara | Episode 481
Jami Porter Lara began working in ceramics after a 2011 trip to Mata Ortiz, Mexico, where she learned to forage and prepare clay, build coiled vessels, burnish, and pit-fire in reduction. Jami’s conceptual ceramics project, which contemplates the plastic bottle as a contemporary artifact, has been widely exhibited, including a 2017 solo show at the National Museum of Women in the Arts in Washington, D.C. Jami lives in Albuquerque, NM.
Portrait photo: Roberto Rosales, 2018. Courtesy Mirage Magazine.
All other photos: Addison Doty, 2017-2018. Courtesy National Museum of Women in the Arts and Peters Projects.