Ohio Clay

By Laura DavisArts Visual Arts

Ohio Clay episodes

March 04, 2024 Episode 81: Donita Parrish Debono, armoring up with clay
Donita Parrish Debono makes connections between her legal work and her clay art.
27 min
February 26, 2024 Episode 80: A reunion, thanks to the global minerals shortage
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.
22 min
February 19, 2024 Episode 79: Yes, you can sell your pottery, Part Two-O
Roundtable talk with two Core Clay artists who are good at selling their art. You can be, too!
29 min
February 12, 2024 Episode 78: Yes, you can sell your pottery, part one
Studio members Noah Desch, Randy Folz and Dana Makstaller offer tips and tricks to marketing your pottery.
33 min
February 05, 2024 Episode 77: Alondra Biberos and her neighborhood watch
Artist, teacher, social media queen Alondra Biberos lifts the curtain on her first solo show, at the Mason Gallery.
22 min
January 29, 2024 Episode 76: Capturing pottery with pixels
Core Clay photographer Robin Singerman gives some tips to improve your photos of your wares. Watch those shadows!
33 min
January 25, 2024 Season Two, Episode 75: “This might be the actual oldest profession.”
Laura Davis, owner of Core Clay, gives her state of the studio address as the podcast marks a year.
30 min
January 22, 2024 Episode 74: Wibbles and wobbles with Lily Malone
Lily Malone uses her clay practice to explore techniques and designs. She made her brother a sake set, too.
24 min
January 15, 2024 Episode 73: Molly Kavanaugh’s beginner’s mind
Molly Kavanaugh just finished her first beginner hand-building class, and she has some thoughts.
24 min
January 08, 2024 Episode 72: Rosie Bentley, teacher and student
Learning to be patient with others and with herself is a big lesson for Rosie Bentley in the studio.
28 min

About Ohio Clay

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Clay in and around Ohio. Sometimes we dip a toe across the state line, if it's an interesting road trip. We are working to connect clay makers with the clay curious throughout Ohio.