Whether you’re planning to visit (or move to) the Southwest to avoid the winter in colder climes or you’re looking  … Read More

“Peace is . . .” is a project organized by the Permanent Mission of Japan to the United Nations that  … Read More

The founders of National Clay Week (NCW) had a vision—to create an online framework where the ceramics community could engage  … Read More

Anyone who has visited our home would safely conclude that we love ceramic pots. Our collection is eclectic and ranges  … Read More

After 20 minutes’ ride along the Monongahela River, the bus pulled up to what our guide proudly identified as the  … Read More

With a multi-ethnic population consisting of over 40 ethnic groups, including Chinese, Japanese, Portuguese, and Dutch, it is one of  … Read More

The show brings together artists who live and work in a two-county area of western North Carolina, which is close  … Read More

In the 1946 seminal text, A Potter’s Book, Bernard Leach declared the following: “A potter’s prime need is good clay.  … Read More

A new type of ultra-high temperature ceramics may help us travel five times faster than the speed of sound.  … Read More