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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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Techno File: Kiln Firing SchedulesFactory-set firing schedules are valuable tools, but learning to customize your kiln firing schedule can help you fire more efficiently, create special glaze effects, and prevent unwanted cracking.
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🎧 A Laid-Back TeapotAfter struggling to find a building style that clicked, Michael Griffin makes casual handbuilt pots finished with terra sigillata.
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🎧 Collaborative InstallationsAileen Barr and Colette Crutcher create large-scale, vibrant murals composed of thousands of tiles and mosaic pieces. You can find their work enlivening public spaces all around the San Francisco region.
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🎧 Materials, Methods, Meaning: Abundance and Loss in the Art of Katayoun AmjadiPulling from poetry, art history, and symbolism, Minneapolis-based artist Katayoun Amjadi creates multitudinous installations.
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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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