Studio Potter

A Rediscovery of Self Through Art and Travel
By Aaron Caldwell
I thought it was important to see Black folk dancing, loving, teaching, and playing on pots, because I felt our life and joy was not something you expect to see on pots with depicted narratives. Read More.
At the Intersection of Art, Motherhood, and Entrepreneurship: Greenmount Tile
By Sarah McCann
The shift from artist to entrepreneur can be a challenging one, but the beautiful thing about artists in business is that they are almost never in it alone. Read More.
In Order to Hold Ourselves Accountable
By Jill Foote-Hutton
An excerpt from a collaborative letter, "I refuse to sign any contracts to teach from this day forward without holding the institutions accountable for how they are actively pursuing/enacting an antiracist agenda." Read More.
Clay Musings
By Philippa Taylor
... a 1780, red jasperware beaker with a Chinese flower pattern was a chance find... It sparked a musing so enticing, with fresh eyes, I forged a new obsession and path in my practice. Read More.
Bregus?/Fragile?
By Ellen Bell
Three films by Culture Colony featuring Walter Keeler (The Making of Flailed), Adam Buick (The Making of the Intertidal Jar) and Claire Curneen (The Making of Touched). Read More.
Art for the Mind's Sake
By Whitney Melius
In comparing three articles, from the Studio Potter subscription, from differing time frames, I’ve come to understand a connection to art and ceramics that is more than skill building. I know the reason why my brain was has been so happy to have my hands in clay. Read More.

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Jul 1, 2020

Seven months ago I was driving to Minneapolis to work at Northern Clay Center one last time. On the drive from Kansas City a friend tipped me off that a call had gone out from Studio Potter.

They were looking for a new editor.

I had a plan in place for my post-arts-administration... Read More

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