Скачать или смотреть This artist's lowrider is an homage to Pueblo potters

Artist Rose B. Simpson gave the PBS NewsHour a tour of her studio space on the Santa Clara Pueblo, just outside Espanola, New Mexico. In this space, Simpson creates much of her artwork, which fuses ceramic sculpture, metalwork, performance and writing. Simpson, who comes from a long line of Pueblo potters, is putting a contemporary spin on the traditional art of her ancestors.
And that includes "Maria," a black, refurbished 1985 Chevrolet El Camino named for famed Pueblo potter Maria Martinez, whose black-on-black ceramics are legendary.
The car “took up a lot of space, because she’s a queen,” Simpson said of "Maria."
"When people say, 'Is Maria done?' No. You can always fix up it, more and more, better and better," she said.

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