pottery blog: emily murphy » Mashiko Potter http://potteryblog.com Wed, 25 Aug 2010 20:15:33 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 en hourly 1 A Tour of Blogs about Pottery and Ceramics http://potteryblog.com/2005/04/a-tour-of-blogs-about-pottery-ceramics/ http://potteryblog.com/2005/04/a-tour-of-blogs-about-pottery-ceramics/#comments Tue, 26 Apr 2005 23:50:00 +0000 Emily Murphy http://dev.potteryblog.com/2005/04/a-tour-of-blogs-about-pottery-ceramics/ One reason why people blog is to participate in their community. For me, it’s a way to have a conversation about clay and related topics with a larger clay community. In the more technical world (programmers, etc.. ) bloggers read, link and comment to one another- creating a larger dialog. In the ceramics world, there [...]]]> One reason why people blog is to participate in their community. For me, it’s a way to have a conversation about clay and related topics with a larger clay community. In the more technical world (programmers, etc.. ) bloggers read, link and comment to one another- creating a larger dialog. In the ceramics world, there is less blogging going on. Most potters that I talk to about my blog respond “what’s a blog?”. Today’s post is answering that question, in part, by showing potteryblog.com readers what else is going on out there in the clay blogging world. I think it’s just beginning- hopefully I will be able to update this list in the future with many more clay weblogs.

Here is an overview of some clay related blogs- in no particular order. I left out some blogs that haven’t been updated in a while, or didn’t have much content about pottery. Otherwise, this is a pretty good sampling of what’s out there. Please let me know if I’m missing something or if something new comes along. Enjoy the tour!


John Norris: Containers of information: Art, Ceramics, Information, and You.
John has an extensive website that covers lots of topics including clay and conceptual art. He has t-shirts that he has designed for sale…handouts for teaching purposes, and perhaps most exciting: he has a pottery podcast called: Cone 11 Forced Air (a podcast is a regularly produced MP3 in a radio format). Take a listen and enjoy. I’m looking forward to more!


Nathan Pearlman: Political Mammal
Nathan’s blog is not actually a blog that is specifically about pottery, but includes a couple of nice articles directly related to clay- the one that is linked above, and a previous one that I linked to in the Soda Fired Mug post.


Mashiko Potter: Things Related to Making Functional Pottery
Beautiful photos of Lee’s work- finished and in progress, in Mashiko, Tochigi, Japan.


kasumipottery.com weblog: An authorized weblog of Kasumi Pottery Studio by Rolando
This is an interesting site. It’s not written and maintained by the artist, but is about the artist. A different format- kept up to date well.


Paper Clay
This is a blog about paper clay (to state the obvious). Not what I’m really interested in at this moment, but the direction of this blog is interesting- a focus on a very specific subject matter.


PBA Pottery Blog – Muddlings
A nice name, and the accompanying site is nice too, but this blog doesn’t have too much content related to clay & pottery- despite the name. I’m hoping that there is more to come- check back for more.
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As I am writing this, I’m listening to NPR. A story on Warren Mackenzie just came on during All Things Considered. You can read the text and view the photos on the linked site, but you should also click on the “listen” button and listen to him in his own words.

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