Cornell Studio Supply is turning 50 and Erin Lambers sat down with us to discuss how far it has come.

You might think they are Cornell Clay, or Cornell Pottery Supply, but really you can find them at: https://cornellstudiosupply.com/

Later in the episode we talk about the Clay Alliance Spring Pottery Fair in Cincinnati, here's more information about that:

https://clayalliance.org/

Erin's favorite new tool is this one:

https://cornellstudiosupply.com/collections/tools/products/mst-edgy

Ben Carter is the author of "Low-Fire Glazes for Potters and Sculptors" and the host of the Red Clay Rambler. You can find his home page here:

https://www.carterpottery.com/

Artist in residence Hannah Bundschuh describes the work that went into her solo show in the Mason Gallery: "Inevitability." Plus, Anne says: Come get your art off the pickup shelves. Please.

Your clay pal went mano a mano with stupid old COVID-19, so no artist interview this week, but some excellent news bits about awards and upcoming classes.

More studio notes and other items of interest for Core Clay members, including a heart-wrenching appeal for a mudbug to come and take home the kitties on the third floor.

Core Clay's own Vern Lash discusses her pet portrait class (closed now, but running again in July!) and muses on the meaning of sculpture for her.