Articles and interviews
Ceramics as Living Presence: Experiencing Andile Dyalvane’s iNgqweji
By Monica Monaia Come, let’s commune together.Andile Dyalvane Before clay becomes vessel, sculpture, or form, it is earth. It is...
The Language of Ornament: Frances Priest at Blackwell
By Sarah Rothwell Sat high above the banks of Windermere in the English Lake District, is Blackwell Arts and Crafts...
Undergrowth: Ceramics, Ecology, and Alternative Futures
By Tana West Walking into the County Hall Pottery gallery space, you are immersed in the purple haze, which sets...
The First Ceramicists: Ancient Clay Structures Built by Bees
By Kelly Parks I've spent twenty years watching ground-nesting bees on my Montana property, observing how they select sites, assess...
