Ceramics Monthly Articles (Simple)

This issue is focused on the tools, skills, and resources artists employ to make ceramics. Ryan Coppage makes a case for

Deadlines for exhibitions, fairs, and festivals

Combing and layering various glazes can be tricky to avoid running, crawling, and other surface flaws. But, with advance testing and experimentation, the results can be stunning.

Yes, glazing can be a daunting task, but it can also be a lot fun and very rewarding, when you allow yourself some time to experiment with layering combinations.

For functional forms adorned with brushwork motifs, Kyla Strid opts for either a glossy or satin-glazed surface. Below are the two recipes she uses to make them.

Current and Upcoming Exhibitions

Although a small kiln may not fire as many pots and deliver a big load of gems to sell, it can aid in developing your skills and propelling your creativity. Read the reasoned argument for why less is more.

Discovery of the oldest dated ceramic sherds in Australia demonstrates the cultural complexity of early Aboriginal societies.

Devoted time and space to pursue your practice—sound appealing? Learn more about residencies here.