Ceramics Monthly Articles (Simple)

A potter from the US finds his creative space in Italy, making pots and sculpture in response to his surroundings.

I probably also have my geographic location to thank for this: although I live in a colder part of Australia, I enjoy a relatively mild climate, so all of the messy activities like glazing or sanding are done outside.

Qvevri (sometimes spelled as Kvevri) are large, egg-shaped Georgian wine vessels that have been used for over 8000 years, predating the Greco-Roman traditions of winemaking. One of the most interestin

I started to think about why I select specific pots from my kitchen cabinets, and how these same types of experiences inform artists’ decisions as they design, revise, and refine various functional forms.

Images from Current and Upcoming Exhibitions

Stumbras teamed up with Louisiana State University’s Radiation Safety Office to explore glazes that exhibit color change when exposed to ionizing radiation.

Since 1989 Martine Polisset has been sculpting clay in the heart of the scenic village of Biot (9000 inhabitants, between Cannes and Nice on the French Riviera).

Making pots for her own kitchen helps York to come up with new ideas and refine the pieces she makes for sale.