Hey, it’s me Josh letting you know about the next leg of my @themotopotter adventure. Firstly, thank you to all of you who followed along for my ride along the Asparagus Valley Pottery Trail. I was floored by your support and interest, and... Read More
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Summer has begun! Here are some dynamic events going on in June:
What: Hollins University Women Working with Clay Symposium
This symposium explores the connections of... Read More
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Did you miss us? We took a break last month, and now we're kicking off June with new featured artists and a fresh set of pots we know you'll love!
Each month, Studio Potter features a small selection of artists and their work, which is... Read More
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Two new articles, one from the current issue and one from the archive, that both explore the process of collaboration are available to the public online!
In Volume 45, Number 1, Winter/Spring 2017, Ashwini Bhat describes how collaborating with other artists across mediums has... Read More
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PayPal has changed some of their processing procedures, which means some users of our site may have experienced a problem making a purchase. If you've already encountered a problem, please call our office (413) 585-5998, or e-mail us at info@studiopotter.... Read More
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Every year at the NCECA conference, Studio Potter awards six students from around the country with a one-year membership. Two graduate students, two post-baccalaureate students, and two K-12 students were selected for their artistic accomplishments by SP board members Jonathan Kaplan, Nancy... Read More
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Canadian potter Robin Hopper died on April 6, 2017. Hopper was a much beloved and internationally recognized artist, teacher, and author. Born in England in 1939, Hopper’s early childhood was marked by the Second World War and the bombing of London. It was in that destruction caused by daily... Read More
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Each month, Studio Potter features a small selection of artists and their work, which is available for sale in our online store for thirty days only. In exchange for the sale of their piece, the artist (or a chosen beneficiary) will receive a... Read More
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