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Artbound
Life Centered: The Helen Jean Taylor Story
Season 12
Episode 2
Renowned ceramist and educator Helen Jean Taylor has not only crafted timeless artworks inspired by colors found in home gardens, but also helped her students improve their mental health through the art of throwing clay.
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