Luster 101
As a ceramic artist who adds gold luster to every piece I fire, the most common emails I receive from … Read More
Tag: gold luster
In the Studio: One Per Day
As an artist, there is always that hunt for the next project, challenge, discovery, or grand idea. In 2016, I … Read More
Mary O’Malley: Salvage War
With roots in Surrealist alternative reality and a nod to Bernard Palissy, Mary O’Malley’s Bottom Feeders tea service considers the … Read More
Balance and Counterpoint in Form and Surface
I first became interested in handbuilding while taking Gail Kendall’s workshop at the Haystack Mountain School of Crafts in Maine. … Read More
Finding Inspiration
Before finding pottery I studied textiles and embroidery in college. The love of ornamentation, decoration, and attention to detail that … Read More
Using Ceramic Sculpture to Start a Dialog
At a time when racial tensions dominate the news, Nathan Murray’s ceramic sculptures celebrate the beauty and complexity of diversity. … Read More
Why Use Coils?
This process requires you to consider color first, rather than last, as there’s no glaze on the outside of the … Read More
Roberto Lugo: Undermining Indifference
The most insidious response to racism is indifference. It does not manifest itself in brutal beatings, malicious rants in cyberspace, … Read More
Exposure: June/July/August 2017
Images from Current and Upcoming Exhibitions … Read More
Michelle Erickson: Projecting A Hypothetical Future; Reflecting on a Problematic Past
Historical allusion in ceramic form—whether spawned by desire to garner the prestige of predecessors through association (as in Neoclassicism) or … Read More
