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  • IndigenousClay
    Richard Burkett and Joe Molinaro
    With over 30 years of travel throughout the world, we realized we had successfully documented the work of many potters, their pots, processes, and places where unique clay work is still being produced. Whether it is in the Amazon regions of South America or other far-off places in Central America, the Caribbean, China, Korea, Turkey, etc., along with other traditional works produced within the continental U.S. and Europe, our research and travels have allowed for the accumulation of thousands of images depicting the wonderful world of ceramics. Read More.
  • Ehren Tool, "393," glazed fired and shot; one for each US combat casualty the first year of the Iraq War also called the second Gulf War.
    A Compassionate Obsession
    Barbara Balzer
    No matter what Ehren says, his cups are more than "just cups;" they are an important contribution to contemporary ceramic art. Read More.
  • White Gold, porcelain. The Latent Space, Chicago, IL April 2022
    White Gold
    Micah Sweezie
    What was most hurtful about this experience wasn't the flurry of remarks disregarding my craft but more so the fact that I recognized that my art and concepts were not accessible to the people they were widely intended for. I believe artwork should have the capacity to be appreciated from many perspectives. Whether it's the craftsmanship, aesthetic beauty, or concept driving the work, there should be many avenues to invite a viewer to engage with the artwork and artist. This month's FREE article. Read More.
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    Something is Happening in Tacoma
    Tacoma Pottery Salon
    We’re moving closer and closer to that craftsman ideal but as a collective rather than as individuals. As a group, we are presenting our best in the spirit of social consciousness. We are honoring the traditions of the craft. We are passing knowledge on. Can shokunin apply to a collective? There is craft not only in the creation of pottery but also in the creation of community. We’re striving for both. Read More.
  • IndigenousClay
    Richard Burkett and Joe Molinaro
    With over 30 years of travel throughout the world, we realized we had successfully documented the work of many potters, their pots, processes, and places where unique clay work is still being produced. Whether it is in the Amazon regions of South America or other far-off places in Central America, the Caribbean, China, Korea, Turkey, etc., along with other traditional works produced within the continental U.S. and Europe, our research and travels have allowed for the accumulation of thousands of images depicting the wonderful world of ceramics. Read More.
  • Ehren Tool, "393," glazed fired and shot; one for each US combat casualty the first year of the Iraq War also called the second Gulf War.
    A Compassionate Obsession
    Barbara Balzer
    No matter what Ehren says, his cups are more than "just cups;" they are an important contribution to contemporary ceramic art. Read More.
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March 31, 2025
Studio Potter is Hiring – Development and Membership Manager
Studio Potter is Hiring Deadline: The application review will begin on April 15th. The position and application cycle will remain open until filled. Studio Potter will continue to accept applications on a rolling basis.       Start Date… Read More
December 2, 2024
In This Issue – Gathering the Fuel: Building a Shared Vision

In the heart of every wood-fire kiln lies a story, not just of clay transformed by flame, but of the people who gather around it. Community wood-firing is more than a technical process; it is a shared act of creative vision and collective effort. This month, Studio Potter invites… Read More

October 20, 2024
Announcing the 2024 Grants for Apprenticeships Program Recipients

Studio Potter is pleased to announce the recipients of the 2024 Grants for Apprenticeships Program. Each of these five mentor/apprentice teams will receive awards of $15,000 as they work together in 2025 to expand their practices, deepen their ties, and share the rhythms of the studio throughout… Read More

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We are thrilled to share with you the recipients of our highly anticipated grant program! After careful consideration and evaluation, we have selected these exceptional apprenticeship teams who have demonstrated incredible dedication, innovative ideas, and impact within our ceramic community. Each mentor-apprentice team is awarded $15,000 to fund their apprenticeship proposal.

    

Let's celebrate the Grant Recipients (in no particular order):

Naysan Mchilargey and Joshua Wong

Deb Schwartzkopf and Ryan Allen McDonald

Rebecca Chappell and Vivian Purcell

Justin Rothshank and Nathan Pauls

Matthew Jones and Samuel Harley

 

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