Artist Q&A: Matt Krousey on Pursuing Pottery as a Career
Pursuing pottery as a career (or any art career for that matter) isn’t always easy. As potter Matt Krousey explains … Read More
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Spotlight: Materiality and Function
Adam Knoche switched gears toward function in the studio to make a series of plates destined for an experimental culinary … Read More
Call for Entries: December 2019
Deadlines for exhibitions, fairs, and festivals. … Read More
Ken Eastman: The Cut of the Light
Undulating planes meet abrupt edges, resulting in sculptures that reflect a balance between organic and inorganic, fast and slow, and … Read More
Seeking Sustainability: The Potters of Iran
A nation with deep and rich ties to the ceramic trade, Iran’s modern-day makers are grappling with the economic and … Read More
From Scratch: A Conversation with Restaurant Potter Connor McGinn
Converging an array of knowledge gleaned from working in a farm-to-table kitchen, earning a business degree, and taking risks in … Read More
Bridging the Gap
Noticing the disconnect between serving high-quality ingredients on mass-produced dinnerware, Keith Kreeger restructured his business to work directly with chefs … Read More
Studio Visit: Melissa Mencini, Austin, Texas
After more than a decade of shuffling from studio to studio with each change in job or residency, Melissa Mencini … Read More
Clay Culture: Rat Trap Clay Club
For this group of artists, the strong sense of community developed through collaboratively making work has proven more important than … Read More
From the Editor: December 2019
Ceramic artists’ careers can consist of many different components that shift in prominence and relevance over time. One option that … Read More
