When stories of African and international art are written, often the analysis is shared by someone with little time spent within these artists' homelands, who lacks understanding of lived experiences, and is removed from important cultural and social contexts. As an artist and educator… Read More

I feel insecure every time we release a thematic issue. Each month, we offer readers four perspectives on a topic, and while that is meaningful, it never feels complete. It reveals who is included, just as sharply, who is not. It drives me mad.… Read More

Every new issue of Studio Potter begins the same way, with a blank page. I love the moment of a blank page, in life as much as in publishing, because it holds the duality of invitation and accountability. A blank page asks us to stay open to uncertainty and to resist the urge to fill… Read More