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Publications.

Studio Potter Magazine. A non-profit organization dedicated to the service of the international community of ceramic artists and craftspeople. www.studiopotter.org

The Log Book. The Log Book is the international publication for woodfirers and those interested in woodfiring and wood-fired ceramics, be they professional, educator, student, or enthusiast.
http://homepage.eircom.net/~thelogbook/

Galleries.

American Folk Art and Framing. Asheville, NC.
Specializing in NC wood-fired pottery and folk art.
www.amerifolk.com

Mudfire Gallery. Atlanta, GA.
Showcasing functional and sculptural pottery.
www.mudfire.com

Akar Gallery. Downtown Iowa City, Iowa.
Focuses on contemporary functional and sculptural clay art.
www.akardesign.com

Crimson Laurel. Bakersville, NC.
Specializes in NC studio ceramics & fine furniture.
www.crimsonlaurelgallery.com

Blue Spiral. Asheville, NC.
Founded in 1991, Blue Spiral 1 presents the works of Southeastern artists and object makers in elegant and spacious surroundings.
www.bluespiral1.com

Ferrin Gallery. Lenox, MA.
One of the nation’s premier galleries specializing in ceramic art and sculpture.
www.ferringallery.com

Signature Shop. Atlanta, GA.
This contemporary gallery features a wide range of art, craft, and well-designed handmade objects by American artists working in clay, fiber, metal, glass, wood, and mixed media as well as exhibitions by well known and nationally recognized craft artists.
www.thesignatureshop.com

Baltimore Clayworks. Baltimore, MD.
A non-profit ceramic art center. This organization offers classes, artists' spaces, exhibitions, and programs in the community.
www.baltimoreclayworks.org

Red Star Studio Ceramic Center. Kansas City, MO.
Red Star Studios, founded in 1998 by Steven and Susan Hill, is a multi-faceted ceramics center dedicated to promoting excellence in the ceramic arts with an emphasis on functional pottery.
www.redstarstudios.org

Earth and Fire Gallery. Leesburg, VA.
Earth and Fire, a gallery of fine craft, is located near Washington D.C. in historic downtown Leesburg, Virginia. They exhibit works of some of the nation's finest artists, specializing in functional pottery.
www.earthandfiregallery.com

Potters.

Phil Rogers
www.philrogerspottery.com

Michael Hunt and Naomi Dalglish, Bandana Pottery.
www.michaelhuntpottery.com

Shozo Michikawa
www.shozo-michikawa.jp/eng/index.html

Michael Kline
www.geocities.com/okrapotter

Akira Satake
www.akirasatake.com

Will Ruggles and Douglas Rankin, Rock Creek pottery.
www.rockcreekpottery.com

Joy Tanner
www.joytanner.com

Ron Philbeck
www.philbeckstudios.com

Potters of the Roan
www.pottersoftheroan.com

Josh Deweese
www.deweeseart.com/Josh/index.html

Matt Jones
www.jonespottery.com

Amelia Stamps
www.ameliastamps.com