Studio Potter

A Holistic, Interdisciplinary Approach to Arts Degrees
By Brian Kakas
Many of the challenges we are facing are not that different than those our mentors dealt with in academia. The next generation is becoming responsible for continued reshaping of the field, as they strive to uphold the standards and beliefs of our predecessors, while also trying to adapt to an ever-changing culture. Read More.
Through the Eyes of the Collector
By Marijke Varrall-Jones
We decided our first trip to the UK would be to St. Ives and Leach Pottery. This started our love affair with British studio ceramics Read More.
Roots of Collecting Pottery
By Keith Luebke
If Bernard’s Leach’s A Potter’s Book was the old testament for many aspiring studio potters internationally, Daniel Rhodes’ Clay and Glazes for the Potter was the new testament for those living in North America. Read More.
Clay and The Environment
By Kathryn Schroeder
Pottery often has a relationship to its environment, from the wild clay potters of North Carolina to regional aesthetics like the ubiquitous Minnesota brown pot. Like most people these days, potters are also concerned with climate change. Read More.
To My Role Mother from Her Student
By Jay Lacouture
Since her passing, I have continually pondered, “What would my life be like if I had not met Harriet Brisson?” What follows are some of the personal memories that come flooding back when I think about my Role Mother. Read More.

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Jan 8, 2020

Studio Potter journal is very pleased to announce that Jill Foote-Hutton is our new Editor. About Jill Foote-Hutton

Born and raised by the descendants of hillbillies, Jill Foote-Hutton is an artist following in the tradition of medicine woman and storyteller through her creative... Read More

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Studio Potter is seeking articles for 2020 and beyond. Want to add your voice to the pantheon of SP authors? Write for us! Submission guidelines & instructions are here.

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