Checking near rivers may reveal where to find natural clay for pottery. If you have a source, you can try pinch pots and more. “To build with love is the way the craftsman … does just enough, not more ...

8. FINISHED POTTERY PICKUP Completed works will be held at the Circulation Desk for pickup. Studio staff will notify you once your pieces are ready. Please retrieve your finished pottery promptly to ...

Working with clay isn't just for kids. We asked Iowa Ceramics Center and Glass Studio Executive Director Ellen Kleckner to show us how to make a pinch pot. A pinch pot is one of the cornerstones of ...

In this inspired debut guide, Schmidt-Kohl describes how to make convincing faux ceramics by applying varnish to modeling or air-hardening clay. Outlining the pros and cons of both, she notes that ...

Terra Clay Studio is in expansion mode. Located at 2954 Delaware Avenue, Terra Clay Studio has become a community fixture since it first opened its doors in 2019. Since that time, the clay studio has ...

Her fascination with clay started at an early age, and her love for the medium has only grown over time. Shandra Bjyrd’s fascination with clay started at an early age, and her love for the medium has ...

The Wheel Mobile is equipped with clay, tools, a pottery wheel and a Raku Kiln, allowing for people to get the full experience of creating a ceramics piece. A mobile ceramics studio called “The Wheel ...

Two instructors at Portland Community College's Rock Creek Campus were selected by the Hokkaido Pottery Society in Japan to present their jointly produced ceramics project at the internationally ...

LOCKESBURG, Ark. - Sitting in a clearing amidst the woods near this Southwest Arkansas town, an art project combines Natural State clay with Japanese fire. Tucked inside a metal-and-wood, open-air ...

Pottery making can be messy with muddy hands shaping a mix of dirt and minerals forming delicate ridges to form a recognizable shape. The scenes have played out throughout history, with pottery making ...

Sea Change is a new community art project exploring how coastal towns like Buckie can meet the challenges of climate change.