
Ruth Duckworth’s extensive career celebrated at Salon 94
Salon 94 presents “She’s Clay,“ a collection of works by modernist sculptor Ruth Duckworth at its magnificently elegant space on Manhattan’s Upper East Side. Ruth Duckworth, whose career spanned six decades, was one of the very few artists who used clay as a medium for sculpture in the late 20th century; this latest collection showcases her most significant works in that material.
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