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86 Firings
By Greg Kerstetter
A kiln lies at the center of this story, a brick arch built on a concrete slab next to a needing-to-be-painted red barn. Read More.
A Review: The Ceramics Congress Korea 2020
By Austyn Taylor
...as I sat at the computer, feeling the void of the nonexistent National Council on Education for the Ceramic Arts 2020 conference, I clicked and signed up for the online three day, twenty-four/seven ceramic marathon. Read More.
Before I Can Talk About Clay
By Danielle Carelock, By Isaac Scott, Photographer
Although 2020 was a challenging year that exhausted us all, 2021 needs to be the year that we move forward to create impactful change. The change that we need – the anti-racist ideals that we should all strive to embody – require deliberate action, attentiveness, courage, discomfort, conflict, and ultimately a release and restructuring of power. Read More.
Essentially Disposable
By Naomi Clement
Spoken of en masse, essential workers become nameless and removed, unknowable – an anonymous soundbite in the media. When things and people are anonymous they, by default, become disposable. Read More.

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Jan 4, 2021

Welcome to 2021.

At our home the black-eyed peas and greens were prepared and eaten. The closets were cleaned, out with the old in order to welcome the new. We released old obligations, acknowledging our short-comings as we embraced our humanity. We were grateful for the gifts of grace... Read More

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