To place wares in a kiln. Or, in a loaded kiln, the entire structure of shelves, furniture, and wares.
Momoyama Liquor Set,
10 in. (25 cm) in width, thrown, altered, and assembled stoneware (with
cellulose fiber, nut shells, feldspar chips, and … Read More
The daughter of a taxidermist, ceramic artist Lisa Merida-Paytes was surrounded by unusual sights when she was growing up: hanging … Read More
While attending a workshop, I watched Mark Issenberg create one of his
signature pieces: a tall vase, thrown in three pieces, … Read More
I am happy to announce that Three Great Throwing Techniques: Tips for Throwing Complex Pottery Forms Using Basic Throwing Skills … Read More
It’s summer time and that means the deadline (June 30 – write it down!) is fast approaching for Ceramics Monthly’s … Read More
Well, Ceramic Arts Daily readers, you are in for a special treat today: a bonus Monday video. This video is … Read More
I don’t mean to dis rolling pins in this post. They have their purpose. In fact, I have a fondness … Read More
Vulture’s Dinner Plate, 11 in.
(28 cm) in diameter, earthenware, 2008.
Chicken Tray Set, 12 in. (30 cm)
in length, earthenware, 2008.
My work … Read More
Canadian artist, Wendy Walgate comments on a culture of acquisition with brightly colored, slip-cast, and assembled sculptures … Read More
This sculpture by Erin Furimsky will be on view at The Icehouse in Phoenix, Arizona.
Spring is in the air and … Read More
