Artist Alison Kysia on the Healing Value of Working With Pottery

When her journey to 99 Clay Vessels: The Muslim Women Storytelling Project began, multimedia artist and educator Alison Kysia did not intend to be traveling the United States to tell her story to classes or host pottery workshops.  Kysia turned to pottery as a form of personal healing during her time working at an interfaith organization in 2017.

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