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fromMedievalists.net
1 week ago

New Medieval Books: Basics of Bloomery Iron Smelting - Medievalists.net

This manuscript is intended to fill the gap between 'the doer and the thinker', and so should be expected to be an overview, especially as applies to the fine details of current archaeology.
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fromABC7 San Francisco
1 week ago

Why Bay Area ceramics studios are growing in popularity as pottery interest spikes

The Bay Area's ceramics scene has grown significantly, with 26 pottery studios now in San Francisco, driven by a resurgence in creative hobbies post-pandemic.
Portland food
fromABC7 San Francisco
1 week ago

Why Bay Area ceramics studios are growing in popularity as pottery interest spikes

The Bay Area's ceramics scene has grown significantly, with 26 pottery studios now in San Francisco, driven by a resurgence in creative hobbies post-pandemic.
Design
fromDesign Milk
1 week ago

Artek and Heath Ceramics' New Tile Tables Cleverly Cohere Clay with Wood

Artek and Heath Ceramics collaborate on the Tile Table collection, emphasizing playfulness in design with a focus on color, texture, and functionality.
Arts
fromYanko Design - Modern Industrial Design News
2 weeks ago

Janny Baek's Ceramics Look Like They're Still Evolving - Yanko Design

Janny Baek's ceramic sculptures deliberately maintain ambiguity and incompleteness, appearing caught mid-transformation as though unfinished by the kiln, creating visually arresting forms that suggest multiple organic possibilities simultaneously.
fromThe Art Newspaper - International art news and events
3 weeks ago

Glassblower and porcelain heir Paul Arnhold on the art he loves to collect

Glass demands immediacy. Working at temperatures above 2,000°F leaves little room for overthinking, so the process becomes a kind of live dialogue between material, colour and chance. That same immediacy informs what I'm drawn to as a collector: works that carry a decisive gesture, a tactile presence, and the feeling that they could only exist in one form.
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fromDesign Milk
3 weeks ago

The Cavus Collection by Jan Ernst Brings Clay to Life

The Cavus Collection by Jan Ernst uses biomimetic design inspired by South Africa's Karoo semi-desert to create furniture and lighting that blend landscape, creature, and domestic space through hand-sculpted forms.
fromColossal
1 month ago

Inside the Sacred Valley Ceramics Studio Referencing Ancient Peruvian Practices

It is not about reproducing the past but about engaging in dialogue with it. We apply the same level of care and rigor to all pieces. Many of our utilitarian pieces have a strong sculptural quality, and several of the more artistic works originate from everyday forms and functions. We do not establish rigid boundaries between these categories; all are part of the same vision.
Arts
Renovation
fromArchDaily
2 months ago

The Ceramics Workshop / Pianca Arquitetura

A warehouse was transformed into a purpose-built ceramics school with spacious studios, equipment, proper infrastructure, and good accessibility to support simultaneous activities.
fromEngadget
2 months ago

Double Fine announces delightful-looking multiplayer pottery game Kiln

Double Fine has been on a tear with its smaller projects lately. The popular indie game developer is following up last year's atmospheric adventure game with a new title in a totally different direction. As its Double Fine founder Tim Schaefer attempted to say five times fast during today's Xbox Developer Direct, is an "online multiplayer pottery party brawler" that boasts exactly the sort of colorful, clever fun that fans have come to expect from the studio.
Video games
Cooking
fromTasting Table
2 months ago

The Types Of Dishes That Are Never Safe In The Oven - Tasting Table

Use only oven-safe materials; most plastics and Styrofoam can melt or leach chemicals, and untreated glass or items with flammable parts can crack or ignite.
fromwww.archdaily.com
2 months ago

Heritage Ay Kiln Adaptive Renewal / WUGE Studio + YFS

Qingshan Wu "Ay" () is a type of black-glazed ceramic indigenous to the mountainous region of northeastern Fujian, positioned between pottery and porcelain.
Renovation
Arts
fromPortland Monthly
2 months ago

8 Low-Stakes Craft Classes and Workshops in Portland

Local craft workshops provide low-stakes, single-session experiences where beginners learn a skill, make a take-home item, and reconnect through hands-on creativity.
Design
fromArchitectural Digest
2 months ago

This Centuries-Old Dutch Ceramic Is Having a Comeback

Grid City is a free monthly NYC running series led by designers that combines architecture-focused guided runs, community conversation, and breakfast, open to all levels.
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