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    Ron Meyers – My Friend of Fifty-eight Years and Counting
    George Metropoulos McCauley
    Now, in his nineties, Ron is one of the few remaining potters of his generation still actively contributing to the field. Ron’s work bridges function and storytelling, humor and humanity. His practice is rooted in tradition, yet never bound by it. As I celebrate his legacy, we must look back with respect and gratitude to those women and men to whom we owe so much. Read More.
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    Embracing the Squish with Ron Meyers
    Hamish Jackson
    “Loosen up, man, loosen up! Feel free to go anywhere!” It took me a while, obviously, to get to that point, but as the years went on, I got better and better at it. – Ron Meyers Read More.
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    Ron Meyers – The Permission Giver
    Tony Clennell
    The importance and impact of Ron’s work have worked their casual wonders on so many of us on “The Clay Path.” If the pot is the person, then no pots in my collection express this better than his. The pots are casual, animated, comfortable, informal, and fun to live with. Like the man himself, the pots are authentic. Read More.
  • Surprise! Ron Meyers Dessert Plate.  At many a house in Athens, when invited for a meal, you could be presented with fantastic pottery that peeks through whatever delicious thing that is being served.
    Ron Meyers – My Interactions with a National Living Treasure
    Maria Dondero
    His strange animals – each one a little offbeat, a little feral – became even better when I learned they were actually portraits of faculty members sketched during meetings. Apparently, everyone was a little angry and bored. Read More.
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    Ron Meyers – Luminary in Clay
    Stephen Driver
    Ron taught ceramics for twenty-six years. He spent six years at the University of South Carolina and twenty at the University of Georgia.  Although he had a successful career as a university professor, I think his greatest impact on the world of ceramics came after stepping away from academia. Read More.
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Ron Meyers
July 1, 2025
In This Issue – Ron Meyers

We are proud to present our annual "Luminaries in Clay" feature – a series devoted to honoring the lives and legacies of those who have illuminated new ways of making, thinking, or living through clay. They are not only masters of material and form but also… Read More

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In this Issue – Crafting Knowledge, Centering Care

In this issue, we turn our attention to the structures through which knowledge is passed – our institutions of education, both traditional and nontraditional – and examine their alignment with the fundamental virtues of craft.

The graduate program has long been… Read More

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