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Fluid Forms: Creating Movement and Expression on the Wheel

Fluid Forms: Creating Movement and Expression on the Wheel

Runtime: Approximately 3 hours Check out the free excerpt above! CLAYflicks subscribers can view the full-length video by clicking the orange …

Teaching Clay in the Classroom with Jeni Hansen Gard – PART 4

Teaching Clay in the Classroom with Jeni Hansen Gard – PART 4

Perhaps the most exciting part of the ceramic process is surface decoration, and in this 4th and final installment of …

Making a Pitcher with Simon Levin

Making a Pitcher with Simon Levin

Runtime: Approximately 28 minutes Check out the free excerpt above! CLAYflicks subscribers can view the full-length video by clicking the orange …

Thrown, Altered, Sprigged & Sketched with Jen Mecca

Thrown, Altered, Sprigged & Sketched with Jen Mecca

Form and function go hand-in-hand, and in this video Jennifer Mecca shares her unique techniques for throwing and altering vases, …

Platters: Four Approaches to Making and Decorating Plates

Platters: Four Approaches to Making and Decorating Plates

It is a common misconception to think that plates are easy forms to make because the challenge of achieving height …

Molds & Mishima: Handbuilding & Decorating with Julie Wiggins

Molds & Mishima: Handbuilding & Decorating with Julie Wiggins

Making your own slump and hump molds is such a great way to be creative in the studio, and it …

Teaching Clay in the Classroom with Jeni Hansen Gard – PART 3

Teaching Clay in the Classroom with Jeni Hansen Gard – PART 3

In Part 3 of Teaching Clay in the Classroom, ceramics educator and artist Jeni Hansen Gard presents an in-depth overview …

Teaching Clay in the Classroom with Jeni Hansen Gard – PART 2

Teaching Clay in the Classroom with Jeni Hansen Gard – PART 2

In Part 2 of Teaching Clay in the Classroom, ceramics educator Jeni Hansen Gard provides a thorough introduction to handbuilding …

Conversations with the Objective Clay Artist Collective

Conversations with the Objective Clay Artist Collective

Objective Clay is a collective of twelve ceramic artists that developed out of the Utilitarian Clay Symposium at Arrowmont back …

Talking Clay 3: Perspectives on a Passion

Talking Clay 3: Perspectives on a Passion

In this edition of the Talking Clay series, Simon Levin sits down with Pete Pinnell and John Neely to talk …

Ayumi Horie Video Magic

Ayumi Horie Video Magic

We are big fans of Ayumi Horie around here. Not only does Ayumi make amazing pots, but she makes beautiful, …

Playing with Form & Decoration with S.C. Rolf – Part 1 Cups & Bowls

Playing with Form & Decoration with S.C. Rolf – Part 1 Cups & Bowls

In this video, S.C. (Steven) Rolf shares his secrets to staying fresh and motivated in the studio by continually playing …

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