Newcastle artist creates bespoke ceramic service for Hunter businesses
Newcastle Herald
Penelope Green
September 1, 2020
Ali Sobel-Read's ceramics have long been inspired by her peripatetic lifestyle and surroundings.
During her decade in New York, working as an educator with at-risk children in Harlem,…
Photo/Foto Magazine: Waiting for the Moon to Fall
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Hacking the City: A New Model for Urban Renewal|New Republic
HACKING THE CITY
A NEW MODEL FOR URBAN RENEWAL
BY GREG LINDSAY
December 10, 2015
On a sunny morning in March, Marcus Westbury brandished his iPad as if it were a window into another world. The screen depicted the street we were…
Art in Newcastle
Saturday June 6th was a glorious day, a day worthy of getting those walking shoes on and pounding the pavement in search of art. And so I acquiesced. I ventured forth into that warm winter sunshine and perused Newcastle’s abundant art both…
Walter Magazine – Giving Thanks
Walter Magazine - November 2012
Textured Tiles that Tell a Story
Published in: Architects and Artisans
February 14, 2011
Ali Sobel-Read is a self-taught artist who uses found objects to form lasting impressions in clay.
In her travels to Australia, New Zealand and the Cook Islands, she collects remnants…
Travels with potteryali and family: Foreigners in a New Land
Published in: SWEA Bladet (Swedish magazine)
May 2010
I imagine that most, if not all, of you who are reading this are experts at navigating and living in a new country and so can relate to our experiences living abroad. It’s been…
Kevin och Pottery Ali
Published in: SWEA Bladet (Swedish Magazine)
Jan 29, 2010
Bakom mig i kön till nationaldagens buffébord står ett trevligt amerikanskt par och man är ju nyfiken så jag börjar fundera. Vad har de för anknytning till Sverige? Vi…
Passion for pottery pays off
Passion for pottery pays off: Vases created by North Raleigh potter Ali Sobel-Read are going into a home featured on Sunday's episode of ABC's 'Extreme Makeover: Home Edition.'Jan 21, 2006
Published in: The News and Observer
January 2006
Demorris…