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This Karl Borgeson jar was fired at cone 11: that temperature can range between 2,300ºF to 2,400ºF. He frequently fires ...
10/17/2026

This Karl Borgeson jar was fired at cone 11: that temperature can range between 2,300ºF to 2,400ºF. He frequently fires his work between cone 10 and 11.

You can view this jar and more by him in our Maker page selection: https://schallergallery.com/collections/karl-borgeson

Drawing had always been a childhood passion for Jim Malone. In 1972 he was accepted into the foundation course at Camber...
10/17/2026

Drawing had always been a childhood passion for Jim Malone. In 1972 he was accepted into the foundation course at Camberwell School of Art where his ceramic tutor, Ian Godfrey, began to open his eyes to the craft. Ian led a visit to the Victoria and Albert Museum to look at Korean pots and Malone was deeply impressed by the life and spirit of the work. From then on he began to look at what he described as the “taproot” – Korean, early Chinese, and medieval English pots in the London museums.

You can find more of Jim's work on his maker page: https://schallergallery.com/collections/jim-malone

"In 1981, it finally became clear to me that what I most needed to do with my life was to pursue this passion with clay ...
10/16/2026

"In 1981, it finally became clear to me that what I most needed to do with my life was to pursue this passion with clay which had first infected my life back in 1974. My full-time work in clay, since 1981, has always included a comprehensive retail studio that has been open to the public six days each week. I have loved the idea of making pots of utility and function that grace and bless the lives of users, making common moments special and memorable."—Dick Lehman

You can view Dick's work by visiting his maker page: https://schallergallery.com/collections/dick-lehman

Tara Wilson, in an August 2025 issue of Studio Potter, says, "Historically, wood-fired work was masculine, with crusty, ...
10/15/2026

Tara Wilson, in an August 2025 issue of Studio Potter, says, "Historically, wood-fired work was masculine, with crusty, rough surfaces and angular forms. In my mind, there is room for more variety within this aesthetic. I embrace feminine forms. Soft, sensual curves that relate to the body are central to the work. These forms accentuate the wood-firing process. The full bellies and shoulders catch the ash and encourage dramatic flashing. The smooth, sleek surfaces emphasize the feminine quality."

View the works we currently have of Tara's on her maker page: https://schallergallery.com/collections/tara-wilson

Did you see this week's show? 'Stained' went live this past Tuesday with work by Eiko Maeda, Chris Alveshere and BOO LEE...
10/15/2026

Did you see this week's show?

'Stained' went live this past Tuesday with work by Eiko Maeda, Chris Alveshere and BOO LEE.

You can view what is still available from this show by visiting our Events page now: https://schallergallery.com/collections/stained

Are you familiar with Matt Kelleher? Matt Kelleher is an assistant professor at Alfred University. He brings ten years e...
10/14/2026

Are you familiar with Matt Kelleher?

Matt Kelleher is an assistant professor at Alfred University. He brings ten years experience as a studio potter to this position that includes a three-year residency at Penland School of Crafts in North Carolina. Matt studied ceramics at the Kansas City Art Institute under Ken Ferguson and Victor Babu from 1993-1995. He received his MFA in 1999 from University of Nebraska-Lincoln where he studied with Gail Kendall, Peter Pinnell, and Eddie Dominguez. Matt was also an Artist in Residence at the Archie Bray Foundation and Shigaraki Ceramic Cultural Park in Shigaraki, Japan.

You can find more of his work under the Maker pages: https://schallergallery.com/collections/matt-kelleher

"I make what I love to make and not what I think will sell; because my pots are an extension of me, my hope is that my c...
10/14/2026

"I make what I love to make and not what I think will sell; because my pots are an extension of me, my hope is that my customers will feel that in the work. Keeping the reasons why I am making pots in the first place fresh in my mind protects me from a life that can become complicated and distracting."—Steve Rolf

You can view Steve's work on his maker page now: https://schallergallery.com/collections/steve-rolf

LATER TODAY | STAINED The show today is 'Stained'. This show features three distinct makers who create their iconic work...
10/13/2026

LATER TODAY | STAINED

The show today is 'Stained'. This show features three distinct makers who create their iconic works with colored porcelain: BOO LEE, Chris Alveshere, and Eiko Maeda.

Going live at 2 PM EST.

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8972 1st Street
Baroda, MI
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Thursday 10am - 5pm
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