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🎧 The Scale of Tomorrow: Imiso Ceramics in ContextAndile Dyalvane and Zizipho Poswa co-founded a collaborative studio in Cape Town, South Africa. Their dynamic business focuses on individual, design, and production work, while also serving as a community hub.
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🎧 Yellow Springs Pottery Celebrates 50 YearsA group of potters in Yellow Springs, Ohio, came together to start a retail cooperative in 1973. The membership and business have expanded, and the artists share practical insights on what makes the co-op work.
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Studio Visit: Mette Maya Gregersen, Silkeborg, DenmarkA home studio that occupies part of the original house as well as a purpose-built, connected addition provides a variety of spaces for Mette Maya Gregersen to develop the forms and surfaces of her expressive abstract sculptures.
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Clay Culture: Making Stuff, Making PlaceThe Clay Studio in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, has settled into its spacious, well-equipped new facility in South Kensington.
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Clay Culture: 50 Bowls, 50 WoodfiresHaving made and shipped a bowl destined for a wood firing in every state but one, Wyoming potter Elaine Henry has collaboratively created a grouping of unique but related vessels.
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Exposure: February 2023Images from current and upcoming exhibitions.
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Quick Tip: Palate CleansersTo alleviate perfection stress, I start my studio day with a warm-up piece and a cup of tea.
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From the Editor: February 2023This issue focuses on the business aspects of a ceramic artist’s career, from the perspectives of individuals in the field.
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🎧 East Fork: Where Pottery is PoliticalAlex and Connie Matisse and John Vigeland formed a vision of their ideal business in 2013. The result, East Fork Pottery, is a direct-to-consumer, large-scale production pottery.
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2023 Residencies and FellowshipsThe 2023 Residencies and Fellowships
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Spotlight: Connections to FamilyInterest in her ancestor, potter David Hartzog, led Raine Middleton to sign up for pottery lessons. Now a few decades into her career, she has developed a singular aesthetic, focused on visual and tactile memory.
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Call for Entries: January 2023Information on submitting work for exhibitions, fairs, and festivals.
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Recipes: Soda-Fired SurfacesThese recipes work well by themselves and layered together, particularly in soda-fired reduction atmospheres, to achieve rich, functional surfaces.
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Tips and Tools: Hand Care for PottersIt’s critical to take care of your most important tools—your hands. Stretches, lotion, and more are advised for longevity.
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Techno File: Refractories 102We continue our look at refractory materials and discover the properties and differences of insulating kiln bricks and insulating ceramic fibers.
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Review: Black Raku and Its ColorsAn exhibition at Annely Juda Fine Art in London, England, paired teabowls by Raku Kichizaemon with nonobjective works by Kazimir Malevich in order to explore perceptions of line, form, and color.
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🎧 Working in the RoundRyan Coppage observes, with a nearly clinical methodology, how the central spiral visual cues of three wheel-thrown plate designs draw the viewer’s eye.
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🎧 Working Artist: Florian GadsbyApprenticeships with one artist in the UK and another in Japan were transformational in shaping the way potter Florian Gadsby structures his studio and practice.
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🎧 Surface: Traditions, Perceptions, and ChoicesA panel during the 2022 North Carolina Wood Fire Conference asked three artists to reflect on the many factors that impact their decisions in making and assessing surface.
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🎧 Enough Clay Through Your FingersAfter taking over the Goshen, Indiana, studio of Dick Lehman, Mark Goertzen continued the tradition of mentoring interns. The practice is mutually beneficial for the artists involved, and allows for productivity and growth.
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