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How to Quit Your Shit Job and Become... a Ceramicist!
Project manager Elza Jaszczuk swapped her soul-sapping desk job for soft clay and a pottery wheel.
Theresa May's Last, Desperate Gasp to Get Her Brexit Deal Through
She's on the verge of a historic defeat, but the Prime Minister gave it all she's got in a remarkably flat speech in Stoke.
6 Female Artists Demonstrate Pottery's Subversive Potential
A group show in London responds to a ceramics exhibit staged at the Whitney Museum in 1981.
'Dharma Bowls,' Today's Comic by Brian Blomerth
Schmooley wants to be the Allen Ginsberg of pottery but it just isn't happening.
When Is a Cup Not A Cup? When It’s a Political Statement
Meet Ayumi Horie, the Maine potter creating slow activism with handmade crafts.
When Is a Cup Not A Cup? When It’s a Political Statement | #50StatesofArt
Meet Ayumi Horie, the Maine potter creating slow activism with handmade crafts.
We Spoke to the Artist Fixing Cracks in the Sidewalk With Gold
Rachel Sussman’s ‘Sidewalk Kintsukuroi’ series brings a traditional Japanese art practice to the streets.
I Chilled with an Artist Who Burns Old Works to Make New Ones
New York-based artist Greg Haberny's practice is on fire (literally).
Meet the Potter Making Perfectly Imperfect Plates for London’s Top Restaurants
Skye Corewijn of Lazy Eye Ceramics started throwing clay as a hobby. Now, she makes tableware for Michelin-starred chefs including James Lowe and Isaac McHale.
Drinking Out of Cups? Eccentric Ceramics Reinvent the Tea Ceremony
Turning tea cups into stalagmites and toadstools is the calling card of artist Takuro Kuwata.
World's Oldest Paycheck Shows Workers Were Paid in Beer
According to a cuneiform tablet, which is being called “the world’s oldest known payslip,” workers opted for rations of beer five millennia ago.
The Art of Mending Ceramics Disasters | Conservation Lab
How object conservators return fractured ceramic shards to their original glory.