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Jennifer Allen (Darted & Decorated)
Jennifer Allen (Fundamentals of Wheel Throwing)
Jennifer Allen (Intermediate Wheel Throwing)
Jennifer Allen (Making Ceramic Jewelry)

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Jason Bige Burnett

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Guy Michael Davis

Josh DeWeese (Fluid Forms)
Josh DeWeese (Studio Tour & Wood Firing)

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Erin Furimsky (Layered Surfaces)
Erin Furimsky (Studio Tour)
Erin Furimsky (Embracing Abstraction: Coil-Built Sculpture)
Erin Furimsky (Embracing Abstraction: Slab-Built Sculpture)

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Andrew Gilliatt

Jeni Hansen Gard (Teaching Clay in the Classroom Part 1)
Jeni Hansen Gard (Teaching Clay in the Classroom Part 2)
Jeni Hansen Gard (Teaching Clay in the Classroom Part 3)
Jeni Hansen Gard (Teaching Clay in the Classroom Part 4)

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Forrest Lesch-Middelton

Simon Levin (Work Flow)
Simon Levin (Loading & Firing)
Simon Levin (Making a Pitcher)

Paul Linhares
Paul Linhares (Making a Slipped & Stamped Teacup)

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Jan McKeachie-Johnston

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Lisa Naples (Flat to Functional)
Lisa Naples (Narrative Animal Sculpture)

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Objective Clay Artist Collective

Sean O’Connell

Lindsay Oesteritter

Kip O’Krongly

Out of the Fire

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Donovan Palmquist

Doug Peltzman (Making & Decorating a Plate)
Doug Peltzman (Making a Teapot)
Doug Peltzman (Variations on Volume & Line)

Sandi Pierantozzi

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Brenda Quinn (Forming Techniques)
Brenda Quinn (Surface Techniques)

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S.C. Rolf (Part 1 Cups & Bowls)
S.C. Rolf (Part 2 Pouring & Lidded Vessels)

Justin Rothshank

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Emily Schroeder Willis

Deborah Schwartzkopf

Sights & Ceramics: Minneapolis, Minnesota
Sights & Ceramics: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Sights & Ceramics: Portland, Oregon

Stephani Stephenson

Liz Zlot Summerfield

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Talking Clay 1
Talking Clay 2
Talking Clay 3
Talking Clay 4
Talking Clay 5
Talking Clay 6
Talking Clay 7
Talking Clay 8
Talking Clay 9

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Paul Andrew Wandless

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Gwendolyn Yoppolo

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