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For some wisdom today, we are turning to Julia Weber's article from the December 2025 issue, "Ben Eberle: Process and Pr...
12/10/2025

For some wisdom today, we are turning to Julia Weber's article from the December 2025 issue, "Ben Eberle: Process and Product." Using a narrow palette and embracing the frenetic atmosphere of a wood/soda kiln, Ben Eberle’s () work breathes and contracts with gestural swelling and impressed textures and lines. https://tinyurl.com/22pntafr

Today's tip comes from Julia Bornbaum's () Quick Tip in the December 2025 issue. In this article, Bornbaum shares with r...
12/09/2025

Today's tip comes from Julia Bornbaum's () Quick Tip in the December 2025 issue. In this article, Bornbaum shares with readers how to create a tool using LEGOs, which can fasten the production process of making garlic and ginger graters. https://tinyurl.com/ap2a79vk

With conceptual roots in the effects of climate change on ecosystems, Sarah Conti () merges sculptural techniques and fu...
12/04/2025

With conceptual roots in the effects of climate change on ecosystems, Sarah Conti () merges sculptural techniques and function in objects that incorporate birds into their structures and adornment. Read more in the April 2024 issue. https://tinyurl.com/3t2wjpxv

We want to see your work! Submit your work to our annual Emerging Artist competition! This competition is open to all ce...
12/03/2025

We want to see your work! Submit your work to our annual Emerging Artist competition! This competition is open to all ceramic artists, both US and international, who have been actively pursuing a career in ceramics for 10 years or less. Selected artists will have their work published in the May 2026 issue of the magazine. The deadline is February 8, 2026! For more information or to submit your materials click through the link. https://tinyurl.com/3kt6v8jn

Today's Exposure feature comes from Brian Rochefort ()!Brian Rochefort’s Lichen Code, ceramic, glaze, glass fragments, 2...
12/01/2025

Today's Exposure feature comes from Brian Rochefort ()!

Brian Rochefort’s Lichen Code, ceramic, glaze, glass fragments, 2025. Photo: Marten Elder. Courtesy of the artist and Massimo De Carlo Gallery. “Made in L.A. 2025," at Hammer Museum at UCLA () in Los Angeles, California, through March 1. See this piece and work by many others that are in current exhibitions in the December 2025 Exposure section. https://tinyurl.com/2s3f8m9w

Organic, lyrical ribbons wrap and intricately slip-trailed surfaces cover Carol Long’s () nature-inspired vessels. Dynam...
11/29/2025

Organic, lyrical ribbons wrap and intricately slip-trailed surfaces cover Carol Long’s () nature-inspired vessels. Dynamic negative space, built with functional and non-functional handles, makes her volumetric forms feel light and rich. Read more about her work in Kim Hurley Andrews' article in the December 2025 issue. https://tinyurl.com/a33p6enh

Our offices are closed today and tomorrow, but our Ceramics Monthly and Pottery Making Illustrated archives are all avai...
11/27/2025

Our offices are closed today and tomorrow, but our Ceramics Monthly and Pottery Making Illustrated archives are all available online 365 days a year. After some time with your loved ones, take a moment to check out the newest issues through the link. https://tinyurl.com/359655nv

Don't forget to submit your work to our annual Emerging Artist competition! This competition is open to all ceramic arti...
11/26/2025

Don't forget to submit your work to our annual Emerging Artist competition! This competition is open to all ceramic artists, both US and international, who have been actively pursuing a career in ceramics for 10 years or less. Selected artists will have their work published in the May 2026 issue of the magazine. The deadline is February 8, 2026! For more information or to submit your materials click through the link. https://tinyurl.com/3kt6v8jn

Looking to clean out your clay traps, but hoping for some advice? Tired of troubleshooting? Turn to members of the Ceram...
11/21/2025

Looking to clean out your clay traps, but hoping for some advice? Tired of troubleshooting? Turn to members of the Ceramic Arts Network Forum. Ask your questions, get some answers, and give some advice of your own. Join the conversation and the forum today!

Click through the link to join the community. https://tinyurl.com/b27pthzs

Pulling influence from traditional moon jars and veering off into a direction decidedly her own, Jane Yang D’Haene () ma...
11/19/2025

Pulling influence from traditional moon jars and veering off into a direction decidedly her own, Jane Yang D’Haene () makes vibrant, expressive vessels in a practice marked by organization and goal setting. Read more in D Wood's article in the November 2025 issue. https://tinyurl.com/vuzpp532

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