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Paperclay
Paper Clay Illuminated: Journey to an Exhibition
By Lorie Nelson
The mission of Particle & Wave - Paper Clay Illuminated is to stimulate a conversation that explores innovation, creativity, and connectivity through the work of international artists who are incorporating cellulose-based fibers in clay as part of their studio practice. Read More.
Printing
X > CTRL+P : An Interview with Unfold
By Bryan Czibesz
We strongly feel that our work actually softens the tension between digital and analog and shows how technology is essentially a continuation of a long tradition of making and applying tools. Read More.
Printing
Ephemeral Material
By Stacy Jo Scott
The education of a ceramic artist consists of a gradual accretion of embodied memories, accumulated through direct relationship with the clay. Read More.
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The Architecture of Borderlands
By Bryan Czibesz, By Ronald Rael
A conversation with Ronald Rael. Rael is a professor of architecture at the University of California, Berkeley, and cofounded the company Emerging Objects with architect Virginia San Fratello. Read More.
Printing
Potting in a Digital Age
By Jonathan Keep
I identify as a potter, a creative who wants to continue the tradition of making clay vessels that represent the age in which I live—an age in which computer technology is ubiquitous. Read More.
Printing
Code & The Crafts
By Wendy Gers
Brief descriptions of Francois Brument and Sonia Laugier’s three TCB projects follows a recent interview with Brument. The discussion focuses on Brument’s background, his perception of contemporary design education, and his current project. Read More.

Lorie Nelson has enjoyed numerous occupations, including artist (collage, bricolage, textile, and ceramics), coloratura soprano, actress, activist, theatrical director, writer, teacher, scientist,...

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SP Announces Grants Up To $10,000

SP Announces Grants Up To $10,000

Established in 2019 and funded by an anonymous donor, Studio Potter’s Grants for Apprenticeships program supports emerging artists who want to become full-time studio potters and, conversely, mentor-potters who wish to take on an apprentice.

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