Carrying a Message for Her Community | Krissy Ramirez | Episode 820

The Potters Cast

Paul Blais

Business, Careers, Arts, Visual Arts

4.9 • 591 Ratings

🗓️ 29 March 2022

⏱️ 53 minutes

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Summary

Krissy Ramirez is a Mexican artist that uses her border experiences in her art. From luscious cacti to abandoned plaster walls Krissy uses graffiti to express thoughts in words written in a creative illegible language. Krissy continues to make work surrounded by graffitied trains en las montañas of Missoula, Montana.

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0:00.0	This is the Potter's Cast.
0:02.0	A podcast home for potters everywhere.
0:05.4	It's a community of potters dedicated to grow their business.
0:08.8	We're picking up where the art degree ends.
0:11.2	I'm your host, Paul Blaze.
0:14.8	820.
0:15.7	That's the episode number of today.
0:17.8	And welcome to the Potter's cast.
0:19.9	We've got a very cool ceramicist coming on to the show
0:24.0	today. Her name is Chrissy Ramirez, and I'm excited to be able to bring her story to you, but before we
0:30.5	get to that, I wanted to tell you that we've got a new class coming up this weekend. It's on
0:37.4	sculpture. It's on sculpture.
0:38.2	It's called Animal Magic.
0:40.5	And Susan Halls is going to be our teacher.
0:44.0	She is an amazing teacher.
0:46.1	I had the best time this last weekend getting together with her.
0:50.0	And we did it online.
0:53.1	And we were kind of setting things up, making sure everything was working.
0:57.1	And yeah.
0:58.2	And so having said that, it was great to be able to connect with her again.
1:05.0	She's been a guest on the show.
1:07.0	But man, she's just got so many great insights this year.
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