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WXXI Arts InFocus – Peter Pincus – Ceramic Artist
It’s no wonder the ceramic work of Peter Pincus is celebrated and collected around the world. He believes that pottery is a typ...
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What’s the deal with Shino glazes? For Flux Sake Podcast Episode 68
In episode 68, we’re getting schooled on Shino glazes! Matt, Rose, and Kathy discuss some of the history, science, and stunning...
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Tuesday | Clay Week 2020 | Andrew Snyder | The Lowdown on Low-Fire Porcelain
The Lowdown on Low-Fire Porcelain This research is an ongoing development of a porcelain clay body that matures at an extremely low t...
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TRCR 398: Fall Fund Drive: Gay Smith on developing surfaces for soda-fired porcelain
Today on the Tales of a Red Clay Rambler Podcast I have an interview with Gay Smith. Her thrown and altered porcelain vessels range f...
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The Reality of Lead in Ceramics
Lead is everywhere, but should you be scared of it in your dishes? This video tackles why lead is used in glazes in the first place a...
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The Cone Chart and why size matters #pottery #ceramics #handmadeceramics
Not all cones are created equal! Discover the unique quirks of the 3 main shapes with Rose as she breaks it down for you! Head to our...
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The Cone Chart and Firing Temperatures #ceramics #pottery #cones #glazechemistry #firingtemperature
Rose continues to break down the mysteries of ceramic cones! In this video she talks about firing temperatures. From understanding th...
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The Cone Chart and “heatwork”. #ceramics #cones #heatwork #pottery #glazechemistry
Rose continues to break down the mysteries of ceramic cones! In this video she talks about “heatwork”. From understanding...
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Sodium Flashing Mystery: Unveiling Clay Quirks
Ever seen strange marks on your dried clay? It might be sodium deposits! In this video, Matt explores this phenomenon we encountered...
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Separating Fact from Fiction: Safe Lead Levels in Glazes
Is “chemical-free” a myth? In the final part of our four-part series on lead in ceramics, Matt explores the historical co...