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Spotlight: Drawn to LearningAaron Winston's career path has taken him from two-dimensional art through to industrial design and working as a director at a community-focused ceramics center.
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Rose Cabat, That Would Look Lovely in a Cobalt.""Rose Cabat, best known for her small vessels–known as Feelies–with soft, satiny glazes that invite viewers to touch them, worked in clay for over 50 years. The spare forms and jewel-like glazes she de
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A Journeyman PotterWhat is a journeyman potter? Jared Zehmer, who works as one in Seagrove, North Carolina, explains the gig that lets him travel to different shops in the area and make pots for them.
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Clay Culture: Vessels For ChangeWhat started with one new citizen's aim to help others has expanded to include over 60 artists and local brewery collaborating on a charity auction. The group made, decorated, and sold 100 mugs, gener
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Clay Culture: Plate ProjectClementine Ceramics' Plate Project lets kids in their community help those facing food scarcity by decorating plates that are then shown and auctioned off in a local gallery, with proceeds going to th
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Exposure: March 2018Images from current and upcoming exhibitions
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Quick Tip: Tip JarQuick tip to spread the word and get your name out there.
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From the EditorLetter from the Editor
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From the Editor: February 2018If you want to have a successful experience selling your work, starting a community studio, or taking on a large project for the first time, it helps to have a business plan. If you want to be a full-
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EuCal Eutectics Spreadsheet DownloadEuCal Eutectics Spreadsheet Download
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Techno File: Using EutecticsOne of the most interesting aspects of eutectics isn’t how they melt, but how they solidify. When a eutectic mixture cools from the molten state, the individual components all stay molten together unt
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Clay Culture: Creating ComfortablyWithin one session or over the years, we can work our backs, limbs, and joints in positions that can cause stress and strain. Maintaining a neutral posture is important because if you respect the way
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Lessons Learned Over TimeAs a full-time working potter since 1976, I have had my share of successes and failures over four decades of making and selling functional wares. Here are some tips and examples from my experience.
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Clay Culture: From Broken Pots...To Broken HeartsEverything is relative! I am thinking this as I sit down to write about the loss of a piece of pottery and the heartbreak it brings. And with the political, economic, environmental, and social news ea
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Exposure: February 2018Images from Current and Upcoming Exhibitions
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Clay Culture: Influencer MarketingSocial media is a big part of our world these days. It has been a huge boom for many emerging artists who are building networks, trying to share new work, and maybe, just maybe, trying to make some sa
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Retirement, Meaning, and GenerativityAnother generation of American clay artists is approaching age-out—the end of their careers. Because it’s our first time to retire, we may not know how to do it. We could benefit from a few more posit
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George Rodriguez: SanctuarySanctuary. I used to associate the word with church, all stained glass and high ceilings. It evoked thoughts of Victor Hugo’s hunchbacked bell-ringer Quasimodo valiantly rescuing the gypsy Esmeralda f
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The Venus: A Legacy in ClayI visited George Rodriguez in his studio shortly before his 2017 solo show for Foster/White Gallery in Seattle, Washington. A piece that stood out amongst his sculptures was The Venus. A couple of wee
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CrowdfundingFunding in the arts is a constant topic of discussion for many, especially for individual artists, independent galleries, museums, and community art centers. Even though a rare few are self funded, mo
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