Happy Birthday to us! 🎂🏺 In the fall of 1971, Studio Potter journal began when members of the New Hampshire Potter’s Guild (pictured bottom right) discussed publishing a magazine, which led to the formation of a… https://t.co/lCb6NVsWHf
To celebrate the start of the school year, and say farewell to our hardworking summer intern, Christina Dabek (@christiedab), #studiopotterjournal is putting on a back-to-school back-issue sale! Members can buy any… https://t.co/4KZyVWpvim
FOR SALE: Home and custom-built potter’s studio in the Lake Sunapee region of New Hampshire.
It is the former property of Sam Wild, who was a studio potter in New Hampshire for almost fifty years.
Contact… https://t.co/UsYt3Fi2rs
Nigerian potter Ladi Kwali’s exact birth day is not known, so today, in SP's #todayinceramicarthistory series, we remember her on the anniversary of her death, August 12, 1984.
Kwali worked with Michael Cardew in… https://t.co/TL8lpRSzap
Yup. We did it. Now SP is in your back pocket...all the time. 📚📲Full access to 48 years (and counting) of ceramics history is only $5/month. Link in bio⤴️🏺🥂🤓 https://t.co/taS2Kn5MHL
Studio Potter journal is now published exclusively online in a new, digital journal section of our website and soon we’ll be adding multi-media content such as audio and video. Subscribers can read any SP article… https://t.co/0blsQw1UUG
SP contributor rrael just did something incredible. After you read below, follow him, and read the interview for more on his approach to "borderlands": https://t.co/thBinJSEBw
Link also in… https://t.co/6ANwQZK5Pi
🍻🏺#hopsandpots🏺🍻 is next weekend @LeslieFerrin during the hilltown6potterytour! Get your tickets early, save that $5 for an extra beer or raffle tickets! Link to tickets in bio⤴️ @ Cummington, Massachusetts https://t.co/DvePU6iWfh
Congrats to the SP Grants for Apprenticeship award winners! In this inaugural year, competition for the GAP grants was fierce. Twenty applications vied for five, $10,000 grants. A committee of professionals assessed… https://t.co/ci8HbIMr7q
Read about this exhibition in the #studiopotterjournal current issue! https://t.co/NCdCIBfoeE
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"Particle and Wave: PaperClay Illuminated"… https://t.co/V9l8cZ4G7A
SP Author lilyfein is part of a local studio tour hilltownopenstudiotour in Western Massachusetts this weekend...if you're in the area, visit her @LeslieFerrin and pick up some free SP swag! Check out Lily's article… https://t.co/NtYXVxLhGV
#todayinceramicarthistory time!
The official opening of the Victoria & Albert Museum by Queen Victoria was on June 20, 1857. And, 2019 is the 120th anniversary of the renaming of the museum from the South… https://t.co/qhf2iqkH3w
Happy Father's Day!
For many potters, fathers have been influential to their sense of craftsmanship. In James Watkins's article, "Reflections on Legacy," in Volume 42, No. 1, 2014, he discusses his familial… https://t.co/gbbdYYEx9C
It's Writing Tip Tuesday!
For this second post in our new monthly series, Writing Tip Tuesday, we’ll discuss the Oxford comma, also known as the serial comma.
Click the link below or in our bio to read more and… https://t.co/HoJDGrGS68
It's #yunomi time clayakar! Each year, the yunomi show artists can generously elect to donate a portion of sales to Studio Potter. In 2014, editor emerita Mary Barringer (marybarringerstudio) interviewed owners… https://t.co/HeqklW8ZWu
Studio Potter journal underwriters support excellence in writing and publishing in ceramics. Thanks to @EutecticGallery @fullercraft theoriginalhiroller baileypottery @emojugs @artaxis_org@hollsballss@kiln_shelf… https://t.co/kCwNkWFo0Z
Studio Potter journal underwriters support excellence in writing and publishing in ceramics. Thanks to @amacobrent@skuttkilns watershedceramics @asuartmuseum@jrothshank plinthgallery, and flxpotterytour for your… https://t.co/vXZ65Ab3JV