Guides for Omaha potters: what to wear, which class to pick, wheel vs handbuilding, and more. Real advice from working potters in Nebraska.
There is something about Omaha that makes pottery feel right. Maybe it is the Midwest work...
Starting pottery for the first time can feel intimidating. You see experienced potters eff...
Omaha has good restaurants. It has good bars. It has the Old Market. But if every date nig...
When people think of pottery, they usually picture a wheel. It is the iconic image -- clay...
Not all clay is the same. Walk into any ceramics supply store and you will find dozens of ...
There is a pottery boom happening across America, and the Midwest is overdue for its share...
You signed up for a pottery class in Omaha. Maybe it was a New Year's resolution, maybe yo...
Omaha's creative scene has been growing steadily, and pottery is at the center of it. Whet...
This is the question every aspiring potter faces before signing up for their first class: ...
Something is happening in Omaha's creative community, and it involves clay. Across the met...
Wheel direction, hand positions, and handed tools. A practical guide for left-ha...
Two firings, two entirely different jobs. Bisque drives out chemical water and m...
Two entirely different skills that happen to share a material. The wheel rewards...
Electric kilns fire in oxidation, gas kilns can fire in reduction. That single d...
The words get used interchangeably and they are not the same. Pottery is a subse...
Earthenware fires low, stays porous, and shows bright color. Stoneware fires hig...