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The Task
By Ulf Pike
Ulf and I, through visual and written storytelling, combine combat and creativity in a crucible that turns our raw memories into narratives of resilience and human experience. Read More.
Flirting with Disaster
By Allee Etheridge
Thanks to my father’s advice, I threw caution to the wind and gave myself permission to fail, and that was what allowed me to succeed. Read More.
The Lowdown on Low-Fire Porcelain
By Andrew Snyder
Ceramics is difficult enough. Our work is always on the cusp of failure; it will crack, warp, dunt, or explode. We, potters, have grown accustomed to disappointment because of the regularity of failure within our process. Read More.
The Doorway To Change
By Victoria Walton
Many of us are drawn to clay because of its capacity for creation, but it also humbles us. We can never be entirely certain. To be committed to ceramics is a commitment to the ebbs and flows in our life/studio balance, with our bodies, with our facilities, and with the tools and materials that are precious to us. Read More.

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Oct 1, 2023

There is something edgy about the thematic title “Flirting with Disaster.” Whether ceramic artist or typical civilian, each of us edges into territories of disaster: one missed paycheck, one rushed kiln, or, for the... Read More

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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