There are various processes for transferring images to clay, from photocopy transfers, silkscreening and stencils, to laser transfer decals and  … Read More

Many people know that a microwave oven can be used to dry clay quickly when you’re in a pinch. Dielectric  … Read More

This issue approaches the business side of ceramics from a number of angles. After all, artists’ experiences, skill sets, locations,  … Read More

From screenprinting to decals, there are many ways to transfer imagery onto pottery. There’s a nifty commercial product out now,  … Read More

Prior to the panel discussion, I researched the past and present function of figuration in ceramics. Intriguingly, art historians, archaeologists,  … Read More

Ceramic artists’ careers can consist of many different components that shift in prominence and relevance over time. One option that  … Read More

When I was in graduate school at the University of Colorado, Boulder, I had the opportunity to learn about the  … Read More

So much of what we do on a daily basis takes place via a screen interface, which is beneficial to  … Read More

This issue features our annual readership-wide contest, “Grounded” and our focus on artists using low-fire red clay. As we compiled  … Read More

I recently spoke to a group of materials science students and materials engineers (who use the same materials that we  … Read More