Carla Thomas: “I used to really, really worry over every piece I made. And I don’t worry about it anymore.”

Studio owner Laura Davis tells the rollicking story of how she set up the artist-in-residence program at Core Clay. Hint: It just kinda happened.

An artist’s residency can be a path to supporting an artist’s life. Current studio artist in residence Zania Teman talks about the value of her time at Core Clay. Also, news on how you can help our friend Nicholaus Westerkamp.

How the pandemic made a ceramics teacher of Dana Makstaller.

A software engineer by education, Savid Sun found his way to clay about a year ago, and now he’s mixing his own glazes.

Wife, mom, worker, potter … Sam Uhling brings her joy to Core Clay.

By education, Scott Aleshire is a geologist. By inclination, he is a ceramic artist who makes kaleidoscopes. Scott explains how that happened.

You don’t need Instagram to see that cool glaze technique. Claire Pazynski dived right in.

Studio member George Hibben ponders the beer stein and how it has inspired his clay practice.

The Cincinnati ESL teacher discusses her first year in clay: “It just feels good to zone out and be creative.”