Ohio Clay

By Laura DavisArts Visual Arts

Ohio Clay episodes

March 07, 2023 Episode 11: Amy Pellagrino and Windows of NCECA
Our pal Amy Pellagrino of Delhi Township, a former Core Clay artist in residence, has pulled off a cool feature for the NCECA conference starting next week.
14 min
March 03, 2023 Episode 10: Emily Hobart and Core Connections
Our esteemed studio manager talks about the gallery show Core Connections, featuring former artists in residence, getting set for NCECA.
26 min
February 27, 2023 Episode Nine: Update From The Boss
Laura Davis offers an update on the preparations at Core Clay for NCECA. Plus — we are about to fire in reduction!
17 min
February 22, 2023 Episode Eight: Take a walk with me
This building that Core Clay calls home has many stories to tell.
10 min
February 16, 2023 Episode Seven: Keeping it in-house
Studio member Nina Caporale talks about the members’ show and store we’ll have at Core Clay next month during the national potters’ convention in Cincinnati.
29 min
February 13, 2023 Episode Six: The hammering serves the art
This week’s update from Sam Buganski about the gallery shows we’ll have here at Core Clay during NCECA *next month*!
18 min
February 10, 2023 Episode Five: George Rodriguez
The nationally renown sculptor shares his insight into our happy shack as he glazes the cool art he made here.
22 min
February 06, 2023 Episode Four: The Sinks
Recirculating sinks are a wonderful thing.
34 min
February 01, 2023 Episode Three: Sam and the gallery shows
We are 42 days out from NCECA, and Gallery Director Sam Buganski describes the “phenomenal” work that will be on display. Hear the panic in his voice.
22 min
January 30, 2023 Episode Two: “Clay is a language”
Laura Davis on her journey to pottery and to ownership of a pottery studio. Also, there’s a bonus word at the end for her students; 10 points extra credit!
24 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.