For Mike Helke, self-assigned limitations on process, tools, and time in the studio served to generate ideas and questions in  … Read More

Adam Knoche switched gears toward function in the studio to make a series of plates destined for an experimental culinary  … Read More

Wesley Brown describes the shifts major depressive disorder caused in his life and studio. Seeking help and piecing himself back  … Read More

Chenango Valley Central School District teacher Andrew Fitzsimmons and his former student, Mark Gallo, discuss the importance of creating an  … Read More

Earthenware clay serves as the base layer of Shanna Fliegel’s dynamic, collaged illustrations.  … Read More

We check in with one of Ceramics Monthly’s 2014 Working Potters, Adam Frew, and get a glimpse into his new  … Read More

Brian Malnassy discusses how his years as a gallery director gave him the confidence to work more independently and to  … Read More

Chris Corson found personal fulfillment and artistic challenge in making the switch from union lawyer to ceramic artist.  … Read More

Lindsay Rogers discusses her collaboration with Sow True Seeds for an exhibition focused on adopting sustainable agricultural practices in the  … Read More

You can rent linens and chairs for formal, fine dining events, so why not handmade pottery? As an affordable alternative  … Read More