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• Peter Shire and Ryan Preciado Talk Cups, Memphis, and Making Things That Last

  By Mark Byrnes, Jonathan Griffin, Peter Shire, Edwin Heathcote| Untapped Journal@ Echo Park, Los Angeles, where the artist and designer Peter Shire was born, in 1947, is a quiet enclave which, around the time of his childhood, was colloquially known as “Red Hill” for its reputation as a haven for left-wingers.

  By Mark Byrnes, Jonathan Griffin, Peter Shire, Edwin Heathcote · Untapped Journal

  Apr. 07, 2025

• Altadena Artists Picking Up the Pieces

  By Jonathan Griffin| The New York Times Verified Image "I can make art anywhere," Knuth says. "I'm not worried about that." Jacobson, 49, worked primarily from home, and lost items from her library of material samples, as well as some vintage furnishings. Knuth considers himself lucky, comparatively. Last July, he signed the lease on a new studio, which was spared from the fire. He had moved nearly all his paintings, sculptures, books and tools out of his garage, where he'd previously worked.

  By Jonathan Griffin · The New York Times

  Mar. 22, 2025

• Peter Shire and Ryan Preciado Talk Cups, Memphis, and Making Things That Last

  By Mark Byrnes, Jonathan Griffin, Peter Shire, Edwin Heathcote| Untapped Journal@ Echo Park, Los Angeles, where the artist and designer Peter Shire was born, in 1947, is a quiet enclave which, around the time of his childhood, was colloquially known as “Red Hill” for its reputation as a haven for left-wingers.

  By Mark Byrnes, Jonathan Griffin, Peter Shire, Edwin Heathcote · Untapped Journal

  Apr. 07, 2025

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