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FIRST IMPRESSIONS.
Byline: Dodie Kazanjian
Andrew Lord's clay sculptures-deliriously exuberant, outsize pots, urns, and other vaselike objects-are about as physical and sensual as any ceramics you'll ever see. In his show this month at New ...
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