News & Updates
Crafting Connections: Pottery as a Remedy for Burnout
Explore the benefits of pottery in reducing burnout and stress, as it promotes mindfulness, creativity, and social connection. Learn how this engaging art form can improve your mental well-being and overall life balance.
Local Learning Experiences, Visiting the Alfred Ceramics Museum
From Alfred, NY to ancient Babylonia, museums have been an important part of communities and cultures across the globe for centuries. In this article we take a closer look at the history of the museum, why they are important, and how they help us in our process of learning about clay!
Getting a Grip: Making Clay Handles with Purpose and Patience
Our eagerness to show off our work, and our focus on doing things the right way or following the right process can put our work and progress at risk. And while it’s great to be proud of our work and learn new techniques, it’s important, and helpful to recognize that even a simple handle has plenty to consider.
5 Different Learning Formats for Improving Your Pottery Skills
Finding a learning environment that suits you can be challenging In this article we look at some of the ways you can learn pottery, from class to club, there are options. Find one that fits you and your learning style for ongoing fun and success!
Who Was William Underhill? Our Chance Encounter with a Renowned Sculptor
William Underhill (1933-2022) was a renowned sculptor and professor at Alfred University for nearly 30 years. During a critique night, we were fortunate enough to meet, and hear Bill speak about his latest clay sculpture, and reflect on what inspired him.