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In this video, Gwendolyn Yoppolo demonstrates how to create how to create a wheel-thrown and handbuilt tea infuser set. (Scroll down for more!)

In this video, artist and professional curator Adam Chau shares his secrets for successful wall installation of ceramic pieces. (Scroll down for more!)

Voluminous, narrow-necked forms are one of the most challenging forms a potter can make, and in Beautiful Bottles: Throwing Bulbous Pots with Narrow Necks, Sam Scott will help you master them with ease. (Scroll down for more!)

In this video, Paul Linhares takes us through his process for making a footed teacup with slipped and stamped decoration. (Scroll down for more!)

In Embracing Abstraction: Slab Built Sculpture, the second in a two-part video series, Erin Furimsky demonstrates using slab building techniques to make abstract sculpture that is angular in nature.

In this video Dick Lehman covers various ways to take advantage of the malleable nature of freshly thrown clay to create eye-catching, one-of-a-kind pots.(Scroll down for more!)

In our newest, and perhaps most unique episode to-date of Talking Clay, host Simon Levin goes back to school! Simon sat down with some local high schoolers and talks about art, ceramic objects, and life as an artist.

In the latest episode of Talking Clay, Simon Levin sat down for dinner with four talented makers who were recognized by Ceramics Monthly and Pottery Making Illustrated as Artists of the Year.

In this video, Doug Peltzman demonstrates how he tackles the complexities of making a teapot form. (Scroll down for more!)

In this edition of the Talking Clay series, Simon Levin sits down with artists (and husband and wife) Tyler Lotz and Erin Furimsky, to chat about their lives as artists, teachers, parents, plus the joys and challenges that come along with that lifestyle.

In this video, Matt Krousey shares his techniques and inspirations for making ceramic work about the natural world. (Scroll down for more!)