2018 Emerging Artist: Adam Knoche
Adam Knoche’s work is the definition of eye candy. His use of bright colors, asymmetrical compositions, and tactile textures seduce … Read More
Tag: earth
Using Glaze Additives to Make Average Glazes Great
Sometimes the glazes we use are good for one purpose, but not so good for another. A glaze might perform … Read More
The New World of Crystalline Glazes: Developing Beautiful Crystals in Reduction
It used to be thought that crystalline glazes were only possible in an oxidation atmosphere. But as many more potters … Read More
Studio Visit: Eeva Jokinen, Helsinki, Finland
Eeva Jokinen was able to design her studio from scratch, which allowed her to customize it to fit her needs … Read More
Paula Shalan’s Primal Elegance and Earthy Refinement
Shalan combines handbuilding techniques with burnished terra sigillata, bare clay, and pops of underglaze color in her work. The smoke … Read More
Rosana Antonelli’s Raku Dolce
Rome is the Eternal City, where layers of history emerge endlessly in the shape of ancient arches, decorated columns, frescoed … Read More
Ebullience and Gusto with Carol Gouthro
Employing two simple plaster molds and a variety of handbuilding techniques, Carol Gouthro creates an astonishing array of organic sculptural … Read More
Techno File: Using Eutectics
One of the most interesting aspects of eutectics isn’t how they melt, but how they solidify. When a eutectic mixture … Read More
Clay Culture: From Broken Pots…To Broken Hearts
Everything is relative! I am thinking this as I sit down to write about the loss of a piece of … Read More
The Venus: A Legacy in Clay
I visited George Rodriguez in his studio shortly before his 2017 solo show for Foster/White Gallery in Seattle, Washington. A … Read More
