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Twig Cosby
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Twig Cosby

Twig Cosby is a studio potter, wood-fire artist, and ceramics educator. With over a decade of experience and a background in production pottery, they bring a deep respect for process and utilitarian forms.

Twig’s experiences in ceramics have underscored the strong intersection of clay and community support systems. For Twig, clay is a home base. As an advocate for other LGBTQIA+ artists, they support their local clay community through skill-sharing, resource-sharing, and fostering safe spaces for marginalized artists.

Twig is currently the artist in residence at Pleasant Hill Pottery in Lane County, Oregon.

Instagram: @twiggy.world

Website: https://twiggy.world/

Articles

Queer-Cat Firing
Queer Cats in the Pacific Northwest
By Hamish Jackson, By Twig Cosby
"In wood-firing, there is often a scarcity mindset. There’s so much riding on it, and access is limited. We wanted to change the mindset from scarcity to abundance." This month's FREE article.
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Editor-at-Large
By Twig Cosby
This issue elevates the stories of queer, trans, and women contemporary emerging artists who have been shaped by and are shaping the future of atmospheric firing on the West Coast. As editor-at-large, I wanted to bring together artists whose practices reflect not only the changing landscape of West Coast atmospheric firing but the broader realities of sustaining a creative life today. 
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