A podcast about ceramics and cone 6 absorption rates in a modern world.
On this, the 40th episode of TCP, Gus is absent and Cammi is dealing with it as best she can and is also trying to finish pieces she’s been working on for a year. She talks to Christian Moses. If it sounds like she’s trying hard to be cool, it’s cause she is. Christian is an artist from Brooklyn, working out of BKLYN CLAY. Currently working as a sculptor and potter, he recently completed the BKLYN CLAY Artist In Residence program. You can follow him on Instagram here.
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 were trying to do a short intro and ended up talking forever. They discuss glaze pinholes, Kansas, the ceramics show at The Met and other topics that may or may not have anything to do with ceramics.
Cammi and Gus finish their ridiculous interview with Ben Siekierski and finally release their interview with Irv Tepper. Irv is an artist living in Brooklyn and a tenured professor at Pratt Institute for Art and Design. You can see Irv’s work on his website. Irv talks about his early years at Kansas City Art Institute, studying with one of Cammi’s favorite artists, Howard Kottler and seeing Hamada at the pottery wheel.
In this episode, Cammi and Gus answer all the write in questions, some too much, some not enough.
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.
On this podcast, Gus and Cammi answer listener questions, for better or worse, then talk with Kyle Scott Lee. He's primarily a potter who uses the surfaces as a canvas. Kyle is known for his big color, big brushstrokes and incredibly small neck vases. He tells us about managing studio, his business and so. many. jobs. You can see his work here and on ig @ceramicmeltdown.
Cammi and Gus answer listener questions and talk about cup shopping.
In this episode, Cammi and Gus talk about making work during quarantine. They also get to talk to Julia Elsas, artist/ musician/maker in a previously recorded interview. You can see Julia’s gorgeous work here.
