A podcast about ceramics and cone 6 absorption rates in a modern world.
In this blast of an episode, Cammi welcomes her best Words With Friends friend, Thomas Mueller as her guest cohost, they catch up about summer and they talk to Fabio Fernandez, director of Greenwich House Pottery about how it started and how it’s going.
In episode thirty six, in this, our year of the lord, Cammi and Gus get into painting, glazes and Gus forgets his keys. They have a fun funny convo with Harris Rosenblum, artist, researcher, experimenter of the porcelain 3-D modeler and Glazy fanatic. You can check out Harris’s website and instagram. He also contributes to Do Not Research. Check it out!
In this episode, Cammi and Gus talk about Gus and a glaze quest, Cammi breaks all of her work and answer a listener’s question, or do they? They get to sit down, in person, with the brilliant, hilarious, illustrator and ceramicsist, Michelle Im. Prepare to be inspired.
You can check out Michelle’s work on IG here and see her website here.
In this episode, Cammi and Gus answer all the write in questions, some too much, some not enough.
In this episode, Cammi and Gus discuss exciting topics such as fixing Cammi’s kiln and Gus’s dinnerware factory. They catch up with ceramic’s Wizard, Keith Simpson about fashion and Mason Stain and finish their epic conversation with artist Katie Coughlin.
In this episode, Cammi and Gus catch each other up on studio practices, Gus is obsessed with white Mason stain, and have a conversation with artist Katie Coughlin. Katie, a native New Yorker, works in clay but also uses mixed materials and craft practices to make her amazing pieces. You can see Katie’s work here.
This episode Gus and Cammi discuss ceramics fashion and then get right to the second part of their interview with Alex Reed. The interview with Alex Reed covers, LA, studio spaces, product design and art.
Cammi and Gus answer listener questions and talk about cup shopping.
Still under Quarantine, like everyone else everywhere, Cammi and Gus bounce from subject to subject because normal is now negotiable. They have the opportunity to sit down with brilliant artist, Ian McDonald.
