Have you ever wondered if the training for a certain profession might differ from place to place? For example, are  … Read More

Thinking of opening a teaching studio or expanding the offerings at your current space to include private lessons? Lisa Bare  … Read More

What was once thought to be a traditional Japanese technique, the origins of Western raku now appear to have been  … Read More

A panel discussion and exhibition gave marginalized ceramic artists Habiba El-Sayed, Raven Halfmoon, Mac McCusker, and others the platform to  … Read More

Building a new wood kiln is a serious undertaking. The faculty and staff at one university found a way to  … Read More

Do you find yourself with aches and pains at the end of a studio session? Find out how setting up  … Read More

Artists living in small towns or rural areas that don’t have art centers or community studios offering space or classes  … Read More

The recent retrospective “Julie & Tyrone Larson: 52 Years in Clay” at the Piedmont Craftsmen Gallery in Winston-Salem, North Carolina,  … Read More

As students learn, they seek ways to move out old work and make room for the new. Once everyone in  … Read More

Stemming from one artist’s desire to mentor and reconnect, The Village Potters Clay Center offers a supportive and knowledgable community  … Read More