Features in this Issue

Focus: Summer Workshops

It seems almost comical that just one person telling me what he thought would be a good idea changed my mind about starting a new section of the magazine, but that’s exactly what happened with Clay Culture. —Sherman Hall, Editor

On the cover: Front: Seated Woman, by Kensuke Yamada, 2008. Rear: Light Cistern, constructed of small wooden pallets that the sewer tile and brick used to be stacked on in the brick factory, by Nicholas Bonner, 1992; installed in the historical tile factory drying shed at the Archie Bray Foundation for the Ceramic Arts, Helena, Montana. Photo: Nelson Guda.

In This Issue

Clay Culture: From Center to Edge, the Archie Bray Foundation at 60
Clay Culture: From Center to Edge, the Archie Bray Foundation at 60
Clay Culture: Learning with Wood
Clay Culture: Learning with Wood
Clay Culture: A Blog Worth Reading
Clay Culture: A Blog Worth Reading

Studio Visit: Guillermo Cuellar, Shafer, Minnesota
Studio Visit: Guillermo Cuellar, Shafer, Minnesota
Local Clay by David Peters
Local Clay by David Peters
My Own Backyard by Robert Balaban
My Own Backyard by Robert Balaban

Big Creek Pottery by Karen Thuesen Massaro
Big Creek Pottery by Karen Thuesen Massaro
Glaze: Roadside Glazes by John Britt
Glaze: Roadside Glazes by John Britt
Spotlight: A Tale of Adventure by Rebecca Harvey
Spotlight: A Tale of Adventure by Rebecca Harvey

Departments

Letters
Exposure
Tips and Tools
Call for Entries
Techno File: Four Ways to Red by Dave Finkelnburg
Clay Culture: Back to Basics