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  • Roberto Gomez
    Roberto Gomez: The Immortal Appetite
    S. Portico Bowman
    Like the clown’s red nose, Gomez wants the viewers’ attention right between our bloodshot eyes or between our legs, where we hide our fear, our folly, and our deepest longings. The fool, looking not very holy, isn’t posing as Gomez. This naked fool is me, and if you’re willing to agree, it’s you. Read More.
  • Layered graphic by Julianna Brazill and Randi O'Brien
    Pottery After Modernity
    Keith Luebke (he/him/his)
    And it will most likely be the new makerspaces, home pottery studios, small commercial and nonprofit ceramic studios, and irreverent art defectors who create a friendly environment for the sort of discussions started by Yuliya Makliuk, the NCECA Green Task Force, and other writers and potters confronting the ethical implications of climate change – in ways that connect daily practice with global concerns. Read More.
  • Tony Clinelle
    Embracing the Squish – An Interview with Tony Clennell
    Hamish Jackson
    People tell me I’m a casual maker, but I'm not. I'm actually a pretty tight maker. I make them tight, and then I squish them. Read More.
  • an open letter
    An open letter reader response
    On the Surface
    Simon Levin
    The act of entering Strictly Functional Pottery National and the selection of work with lush, ornate surfaces that are standout beautiful are calculated acts, not of humility or innocence or even plainness. They are public declarations of specialness, which are delightful to see but undermine Mark’s romanticism. Read More.
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