Conversation and Collaboration with Juan Barroso
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An Interview with Juan Barroso
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Visiting Artist: Joseph Wilkinson
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Read about visiting artist Joe Wilkinson and hear what he has to say about his work and exploration in clay.
Read MoreReflection on Jordan Jones’ Time as a Visiting Artist
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Whidbey Island Potter, Jordan Jones joined us last October as a resident artist. Check out our Q&A with her and read about what our week looked like!
Read MoreGratitude and Education
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As a past assistant, Canne Holladay writes about her experience at Rat City Studios.
Read MoreState of the Studio: Summer 2017
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Canne Holladay and Vanessa Norris are on to the next step in their journey! Read about what they are upto next and thoughts about their clay work.
Read MorePots and Poetry: Two Halves to a Whole
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About a year ago, I rekindled my relationship with writing through the avenue of poetry. When I write, I am able to reach further into what is on my mind both in and outside the studio.
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Changes & Challenge: Part One “Canne Falling”
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How do you adjust and accept challenge in your life?
Read MoreEpic Trailer Rebuild- Part 1: Offer, Research, Rethink
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Rickie Barnett takes us on an adventure as he takes apart the 1963 Aloha Camper Trailer...
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State of the Studio Address: Summer 2016
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Ceramistas Seattle Studio Assistants share their thoughts and recent work during this time of honing in and transitions.
Read MoreTurn Your Waste into Want
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By Rickie Barnett
What do you do with your glaze waste? Rather than putting it down the drain, try this!
Read MoreHow To Stretch Your Canvass
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By Tilly Troelstrup
How to stretch your canvass. No, that’s not a typo. This post is not about the kind of canvas on at least one of the studio tables you own. This is about another canvas, your body. Join me in stretching to maintain the health of your body. Follow along with images and descriptive captions.
Read MoreThe Cup Shelf
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By Jake Fetterman
The importance of having handmade things is something that I think about on a daily basis. The feel of them, looking at them, trying to understand the context in which they were made are all a part of the use and my relationship with the object.
Read MoreInitial Impressions of Seattle
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By Becca Headline & Stephen Ruby
Becca and Stephen moved to Seattle from Minnesota and California, respectively, and these are their first impressions.
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