Baltimore Clayworks is closing its doors. Since 1980, Baltimore Clayworks has served as the area’s only cultural institution dedicated solely to the ceramic arts, offering workshops, residencies, and exhibitions in Baltimore’s historic Mt. Washington neighborhood. Facing over $1 million in debt,… Read More

  HOPS + POTS, a benefit party and sale for Studio Potter (us!), will kick off the Hilltown6 pottery tour weekend at Project Art in Cummington, Massachusetts. We are especially excited to be participating in an event that supports local potters, as Western Massachusetts has been our editorial… Read More

This summer, Studio Potter is continuing to develop its digital archive, providing access to more articles by Artaxis members. Four articles authored by Artaxis artists Hayne Bayless, Léopold L. Foulem, Holly Hanessian, and J.J. McCracken are now available free to the public, and can be found… Read More

Introducing our June Pots for Membership Artists! Hey again! Summer is here at last and we're following the holiday with some pots that are worth celebrating! Each month, Studio Potter features a small selection of artists and their work, which is available for sale in our online store for thirty… Read More

Guest editor Martina Lantin asked, “What are the dialogues that stretch across borders and beyond limitations? How may ceramics serve as a medium through which we can relate the experience of imposed boundaries?” She got answers. The upcoming issue of SP features fourteen authors’ deep… Read More

We are thrilled to have Aubrey Kamppila with us this summer as an editorial intern.  Aubrey is from Burnt Hills, New York, and currently an undergraduate student at Gettysburg College in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. She is an English major and a Studio Art minor, with particular interests in creative… Read More

Now that we are post solstice and officially in summer, here are a few clay related events to add to your calendar. Salad Days: On the second Saturday of July each year, hundreds of people from around New England gather at the Watershed Center for Ceramic Arts for an epic picnic. Every summer a… Read More

(Continued from the previous news post: "The Best Thing in North Carolina Last Week")   This just happened. #ncwoodfireconference #ncwoodfire @ingridallik http://www.woodfirenc.com/ingrid-allik/ A post shared by The Studio Potter (@thestudiopotter) on Jun 10, 2017 at 6:19pm PDT This is the… Read More

The best thing that happened in North Carolina last week was Woodfire NC, a conference hosted by STARworks, an arts-centered community business and education center, and the North Carolina Pottery Center, both in the historic Seagrove pottery region. The conference sought to “explore all aspects of… Read More

As many readers know, renown Michigan potter and long-time SP contributor John Glick died earlier this year.  Both NCECA and the American Craft Council have posted lovely remembrances and SP will be publishing a substantial remembrance in the upcoming Summer/Fall issue. We have been working to… Read More