Spicing Things Up
The genesis of my spice jars goes back to my time as a graduate student at West Virginia University. It … Read More
White-firing stoneware claybodies closely related to porcelain. Source: Clay: A Studio Handbook
The genesis of my spice jars goes back to my time as a graduate student at West Virginia University. It … Read More
Prue Venables’ nuanced and meticulous work stems from her experiences as both a musician and potter, her travels and observations … Read More
Kirsten Stingle’s figures are characters on an epic journey, born from the thousands of existing tales and legends about women, … Read More
I’ve always loved ash glazes. For a long time, I fired in other people’s reduction kilns, often waiting months in … Read More
In my first pass on this subject, “The Poetics of Analysis: why it is important to be able to speak … Read More
1-3 “Menagerie,” through July 2, 2016. 4 “Folks: Travis Winters Solo,” July 8–August 20, 2016.
1–4 On view at Baltimore Clayworks … Read More
I initially started pursuing pottery as a profession in 2011, when Ernabella Arts in Pukatja Community, … Read More
Functional ceramics fill and enrich my daily life. Whether setting a table, greeting the morning with a favorite mug in … Read More
The May 2014 issue of Ceramics Monthly is out, and with it the ever popular Emerging Artists feature. 2014’s crop … Read More
Jali screens are traditional architectural forms used in Islamic architecture to promote air ventilation or create semi-private partitions between rooms. … Read More