It’s renewal time! You can do this through our website by LOGGING IN FIRST with your username and password; follow the five easy steps below. Each new issue has a limited print run, so renewing now will ensure you're on our printer's mailing list, and that you don't miss an issue! As... Read More
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It's summer! Time for workshops, sunglasses, traveling, craft fairs, and barbecues, so we know you will be seeing your friends soon. Tell them how much you enjoy Studio Potter, when they become a member at your request, we'll send you both one of our classy logo aprons - good for... Read More
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Since renewal cards have been pouring into the office this week, I wanted to remind everyone of an easily overlooked membership perk. When you become a member for the first time, and every time you renew your membership, we offer a free back issue of your choosing! Or, my choosing if that is... Read More
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Get ready for the annual AKAR Yunomi Invitational, May 13th - July 31st. An online, national sale of the best ceramic drinking vessels in the country, which also directly benefits Studio Potter journal. The following is from AKAR about the event:
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The current issue on "Sustainability" features an article by Jane Herold, who has been making wheel-thrown, wood-fired dinnerware and other pottery for over thirty years in Palisades, New York. Jane was... Read More
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The Daily Hampshire Gazette recently published an excellent article and short video (see below) on the Massachusetts-based collaborative Pots On Wheels! (POW!) and their recent visit to the R.K. Finn... Read More
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The following dialogue is excerpted from a charming interview with Ben & Jerry’s co-founder, Ben Cohen, that originally appeared in Vol. 18, No. 2, June 1990... Read More
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Studio Potter welcomes writing on "Women" for our Winter/Spring 2017 issue. Over Twenty-five years have passed since SP dedicated an entire issue to women working in ceramics. Much has changed, and we think its time to revisit historical perspectives and engage in a contemporary dialog on the... Read More
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The idea that art produced in response to fashion trends is somehow unworthy of respect doesn’t hold water for me. Art history, broadly viewed, is a history of fashion, and vice versa. The two are not mutually exclusive, as they borrow from each other all the time. An obvious example is Yves... Read More
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