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The vast surreal world of Patti Warashina ceramics

Patti Warashina is currently represented by Traver Gallery in Seattle, WA.

March 2020 issue of the University of Washington Magazine featuring Patti Warashina, Professor Emerita of the UW School of Art, on the cover and in an online article, including videos.

Patti Warashina was awarded the Smithsonian's 2020 Visionary Artist Award, which is awarded to "artists who are deemed by curators and experts in the field to have risen to the pinnacle of sculptural arts and design, who have works in major museums, and who have demonstrated distinction, creativity, exceptional artistry, and, of course, vision in their respective medium."

In 2018, Patti Warashina was one of 45 multi-disciplinary artists awarded the 2018 United States Artists Fellowship

An online essay written about Patti Warashina by Sheila Farr, 2017.

Interview with Jon Wood, former owner of Abmeyer+Wood Fine Art during solo show there.

Interview with Gary Faigin, art critic, as part of his An Evening With Gary Faigin series.

Patti and Lauren Grossman demonstrate the construction of a sculpture at NCECA 2016, Kansas City.

Artist Trust Feature on Patti, 2018

Seattle Times Review of 50-Year Retrospective at Bellevue Art Museum (my Michael Upchurch), 7/13

Film by videographer, John Forsen, filmed between 2009 and 2013.

Robert Sperry, ceramic artist, was married to Patti Warashina from 1976 until his death in 1998.

Dan Neish has been Patti Warashina's studio assistant for the past 30 years, and taught art at Edmonds Community College and Bellevue College.