
While the May issue of Studio Potter was taking shape, one idea continually broke through to the surface: the importance of hope amidst of struggle. By contrast, we must also appreciate the importance of struggling.
Last week I was breaking up the soil around a few seedlings and my sister... Read More

In the April 2021 issue of Studio Potter, Russell Wrankle wrote Taking Action Against Hypocrisy, a story of how and why he created ShapeTheoryCollective along with a handful of other... Read More

Our final Studio Potter Author Chat for September was with Erin L. Shafkind, Courtney M. Leonard, and Paul S. Briggs. We zoomed in to talk in depth about topics surrounding the content of Shafkind's article, "Reclaiming the Potter." Enjoy this thoughtful, open, flowing, and in depth... Read More


To celebrate generosity on this #givingtuesday, we're making Carter Gillies' article "What Good are the... Read More


Let’s welcome this edition of Studio Potter with an exercise in gratitude. We are grateful for the willingness of our community to share their stories through the journal.
We are grateful for the opportunities the pandemic is providing us to re-examine and reinvent our processes.
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This month we have gathered six stories which shine a light on the variety of ways we bring experiences and concerns beyond the ceramic studio into our studio practice. In the case of Ellen Bell’s review of TANIO/IGNITE four emergent ceramic artists were invited to look back in time via... Read More


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


Studio Potter (SP) is a monthly, online publication giving voice to the full spectrum of discussion and dialog within the ceramic... Read More


The current issue of Studio Potter highlights the importance of 3-D printing in the ceramics field. Professor and author Richard Burkett’s article, “A Perspective... Read More


For this second post in our new monthly series, Writing Tip Tuesday, we’ll discuss the Oxford comma, also known as the serial comma. As a publication of the arts, Studio Potter journal adheres to the Chicago Manual of Style, which states about this punctuation: “Chicago strongly recommends this... Read More
