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
Tag: interface
Contact face between clay and glaze. On low-fired wares, primarily just a physical interlocking of glaze into pores in clay. In high-fired wares, an intimate interaction of clay and glaze, reinforced by mullite crystals, creating very strong bond. Source: Clay: A Studio Handbook
An Unmistakable Humanity: Jason Green
Renovating a 250-year-old house set Green down a path he is still exploring to this day: one focused on architecture, … Read More
What Makes a Matte Glaze Matte? A Helpful Explanation of the Chemistry Behind Matte Glazes
I looooooooooooove a matte glaze, especially those really buttery matte glazes that beg to be caressed. But I have to … Read More
Scratching the Surface: A Guide to Sgraffito
If there’s one thing I have learned in my time here as editor of Ceramic Arts Network, it’s that our … Read More
Techno File: Phase and Eutectics
There are three phases of matter: solid, liquid, and gas. Many substances that are solid at room temperature can be … Read More
Paradox: Identity and Belonging
I was in the room when Chicago-based artist Theaster Gates delivered his keynote speech at the National Council on Education … Read More
NCECA’s Emerging Artist Exhibition
Every year NCECA’s jury process sifts through a plethora of candidates and distills six emerging artists to profile, promote, and … Read More
Josh DeWeese: Pottery as Framework
Josh DeWeese, who teaches at Montana State University (MSU) in Bozeman and was formerly the resident artist director at the … Read More
John Balistreri: By and Large
1 Installation of the By and Large exhibition at Belger Crane Yard Studio in Kansas City, Missouri, 2014. Photo Credit: Belger … Read More
Clay Culture: Ceramic Biotech
Titanium Dioxide Stops Germs
by April Gocha, PhD
Washing your hands is one of the best things you can do to prevent … Read More
