PRESS PHOTOS BY ED COURRIER Dr. Arthur Goldberg, April Hynes and Norman Girardot answer questions from the audience at the Facework symposium and reception in the lower gallery in the Zoellner Arts Center. Also known as 'ugly jugs,' this art from is believed to have originated with slaves in the American south during the 19th century. Face jugs became popular with white southern potters in the 1960s and are now created by northern artists, as well.