Archive Article: Upfront April 2010
Akio Takamori’s recent exhibition at James Harris Gallery (www.jamesharrisgallery.com) in Seattle, Washington, was a modest step forward and perhaps a … Read More
Tag: ceramic
Archive Article: Studio Visit: Mike Jabbur, Santa Fe, New Mexico
Studio Visit: Mike Jabbur, Santa Fe, New Mexico
Just the Facts
Clay
Grolleg porcelain
Primary forming method
Wheel throwing
Primary firing temperature
I fire to cone 9/10 … Read More
Residencies and Fellowships: 2015
Need some seriously focused studio time? Need a creative jump start? Need a place to work and make connections? Need … Read More
Clay as a Second Career: An Artist Shares How She Found Her Way to Pottery
Despite the fact that our passion for clay runs deep, we were probably not born knowing we wanted to be … Read More
Birdie Boone’s Belly-Bottomed Dishes
I first saw (and held) Birdie Boone’s belly-bottomed pots at an NCECA exhibition a couple of years ago, and I … Read More
Tips for Making the Right Test Tiles for Testing Your Glazes
Glaze testing is essential if you are interested in really personalizing and perfecting your work. And to improve your results, … Read More
Emerging Artist 2013: Alanna DeRocchi – Helena, Montana
The deliberate pairing of animal and environment is the strength of DeRocchi’s work. A seamless flow of visual information, typical … Read More
Emerging Artist 2013: Jason Bige Burnett – Bakersville, North Carolina
There are layers of stories on the surfaces of Burnett’s pots; stories created using both traditional and contemporary ceramic processes … Read More
The Daily Grind: An Easy Way to Make Lids Fit Perfectly
Tom Turner is a firm believer in the phrase “no detail is too small,” which is one of the reasons … Read More
The Broomstick Method: Making Cylindrical Pottery Without a Pottery Wheel
If you love pottery, but don’t have access to all of the tools (like a potter’s wheel for instance), today’s … Read More
