Plus, one more big plug for the Spring Pottery Fair, and one for a special Clay Club: Ashes to Ash Glaze.

Confused about selling at market? Give a llisten to a guy who’s done them all and does them well: Dennis Allen of Lebanon, Ohio.

Trish Mclennan, co-chairwoman of the 23rd annual fair, breaks it all down for you: Don’t miss it! East Walnut Hills will rock with all the art.

Our own Sam Jayne reports on how Clay Club helps you expand your clay horizons.

Core Clay’s contingent to the annual pottery conference returns exhilarated about what they witnessed.

For the senior at Cincinnati’s School of Creative and Performing Arts, the future could mean pottery … or firefighting.

Erika NJ Allen, a Core Clay artist in residence, tells her remarkable journey to clay

Seems easy, the wedding favor. But Debbie and Monica Phipps learned otherwise. Here’s how they made 160 trinket dishes for Monica’s wedding.

Donita Parrish Debono makes connections between her legal work and her clay art.

Leslie Hutchings Miller is a potter in Worcester, Massachusetts, who needed some clay. She came all the way to peace-loving Norwood for it. Also, she’s my old pal.