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Living Ceramics: The Art of Vivika and Otto Heino
By Jon Keenan
Equally celebrated in New Hampshire and California, Vivika and Otto Heino's ceramics are part of a continuum that stretches back into history, and continue to inspire those who follow along the path of clay. Read More.
On Fatherhood
By Roberto Lugo
I come from a large family: fifty-seven first cousins, and each of them have children of their own. Early on, I knew that I wanted to be a father—apart from my knack for the ill-advised pun. Read More.
An Interview with Keith Simpson
By Bryan Czibesz
The illusion is that with plastic 3-D printers and how you have this tool, it can potentially fabricate anything in the world that you could possibly imagine. Read More.
The Art of Teaching Ceramics: Three Views
By Bob Kirk, By Kathy Skaggs, By Jeffrey Huebner
When students rush into the classroom in the morning, beaming with excitement about a new technique they saw on Instagram, something good is happening. They are hooked on ceramics and fully engaged in the process. Read More.
Mission Clay: The Industry of Art
By Nancy M. Servis
Brightly colored columns stand throughout the industrial site of Mission Clay Building Products on the outskirts of Phoenix, Arizona. Their presence, amidst outdoor horizontal stacks of terra cotta pipe, signals that artists are at work on eight-footextruded clay pillars. Read More.

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Nov 12, 2019

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNIY Studio Potter is accepting applications for our new Editor as of November 12, 2019

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