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Recipes: Colorful SlipThis slip base recipe is reliable across a wide temperature range and works well for building surface patterns with screen printing.
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Call for Entries: March 2023Information on submitting work for exhibitions, fairs, and festivals.
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Tips and Tools: Compact Clay TrapWith a few buckets and drainage parts from the hardware store, you can make an efficient and space-saving clay trap.
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Techno File: Lanthanide OxidesRare earth metallic oxides are used in ceramics to create vibrant glaze colors, but confusion about their properties and safety persists.
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🎧 Working Artist: Tracie HervyAfter deciding to pursue a career in ceramics, Tracie Hervy set about making that vision a reality. Now that’s she’s gained a market for her pots, the next big challenge is achieving a work-life balance.
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🎧 Winnie Owens-Hart: To Never ForgetApprenticeships in Nigeria and Ghana helped Winnie Owens-Hart to explore beyond the Asian and European ceramic traditions taught in universities in the 1970s.
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🎧 The Small, Tight, and Precious World of Richard NotkinA belief that diminutively scaled objects can convey important ideas and a dedication to impeccable craftsmanship and detail led Richard Notkin to study and collect Yixing teapots.
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🎧 Syd Carpenter Earth Offerings: Honoring the GardenersCombining forms that echo observations of shapes and objects tied to specific places, Syd Carpenter creates sculptural assemblages that address experiences and express the importance of heritage and family.
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🎧 Susan Feagin: Assembling the PartsSusan Feagin’s handbuilt vessels have evolved over the years, but they consistently combine her love of letter writing, printmaking, and color exploration. The layered vessels find purpose throughout a home.
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Studio Visit: Laura Casas, Raleigh, North CarolinaRenting a workspace in a building shared with other small businesses and artists in downtown Raleigh, North Carolina, provides an exciting energy for Laura Casas’ studio practice and business.
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Exposure: March 2023Images from Current and Upcoming Exhibitions
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Quick Tip: Glazing with Neodymium MagnetsTo avoid annoying glaze drips and tong marks on the outside of pots, I use neodymium magnets to hold pots while dipping them in glazes.
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From the Editor: March 2023They are masters in our field, and the articles by or about each artist delve into the sources of their creativity and motivation to continue exploring.
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Supporters of Ceramics Monthly - March 2023
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Clay Culture: Ceramic Nesting BoxesIn an effort to provide shelter to endangered African penguins, researchers have fabricated and installed nesting boxes made of ceramic material at their breeding sites.
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Spotlight: Coming TogetherKatherine Frank and students over six semesters of ceramics courses created a massive tile installation inspired by Pablo Picasso’s Guernica.
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Supporters of Ceramics Monthly - February 2023
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Call for Entries: February 2023Information on submitting work for exhibitions, fairs, and festivals.
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Recipes: Inspired SurfacesWhether you are applying a terra sigillata or a glaze to your surfaces, where the inspiration comes from for the color, the sheen, or the texture, can make all the difference in the personal value of the final piece.
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Tips and Tools: Silicone-Tipped ToolsUpcycle pencils, dowels, and one-sided tools into custom silicone shaping tools that perfectly suit your forms.
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