CERAMICS

Noticed: Silke Decker

“Doppelwandschale,” cordporcelain;  image courtesy of www.silkedecker.de

By Danielle Sabalvaro. Cordporcelain isn’t one of those everyday terms. Even a quick Google search result couldn’t help me out (no thank you Google, I did not mean ‘cold porcelain’) But I did mean the kind of cordporcelain made by … Continue reading

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Profile: Farmhouse Porcelain from Haand

Image courtesy of Shaena Mallett

By Meghan Urback. The porcelain bowls and cups created by Mark Warren and Chris Pence for their label Haand are delightfully simple and sleek. Efficiently slip-cast and made to nestle in the palm of a hand, these clay wares exemplify a … Continue reading

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Noticed: AC Ceramics

Heart cup benefiting Toni's nephew

By Heather Palmer and Natalie Powell. AC Ceramics is Antonia Regina Virginia Campanella, but you can call her Toni for short. Her work deserves as much attention as her name commands, and is as inviting as Toni herself. Toni, an … Continue reading

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The big picture: Emily Johnson / 1882

Johnson_Lamb_RibbedBoneLights

By Regina Connell and Chloe Dalby. Craft is often tied to tradition. Places become indelibly linked to their traditional crafts, and vice versa. So when places steeped in history fall on hard times, it seems impossible that they won’t somehow … Continue reading

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