A conversation with the Brooklyn based ceramicist and teacher Maggie Boyd from Maggie Boyd Ceramics about majolica, her preference for singular work, the dissemination of information through mark-making, an aversion to predictable perfection, the book that she is currently working on, and how clay can restructure your brain.
Other topics include her extensive brush collection, toothy paper, kiln posts as train sets, banana phones, and how to make one roll of cling-wrap last a lifetime.
Here’s to laughing at ourselves,
Aimee & Clare
Our theme music is by Nick Thompson-Brown at @wayitworksmusic
Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/theslipcast)
A conversation with the Brooklyn based ceramicist and teacher Maggie Boyd from Maggie Boyd Ceramics about majolica, her preference for singular work, the dissemination of information through mark-making, an aversion to predictable perfection, the book that she is currently working on, and how clay can restructure your brain.
Other topics include her extensive brush collection, toothy paper, kiln posts as train sets, banana phones, and how to make one roll of cling-wrap last a lifetime.
Here’s to laughing at ourselves,
Aimee & Clare
Our theme music is by Nick Thompson-Brown at @wayitworksmusic
Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/theslipcast)