Happy Birthday to us! 🎂🏺 In the fall of 1971, Studio Potter journal began when members of the New Hampshire Potter’s Guild (pictured bottom right) discussed publishing a magazine, which led to the formation of a nonprofit organization called the Daniel Clark Foundation, named for an obscure colonial potter whose fame came principally from a diary he left upon his death in 1828. SP was officially recognized as a not-for-profit organization on September 13, 1972. The cover of the first issue was hand silk-screened and its modest twenty pages contained an eclectic mix of photographs and texts, including articles on apprenticeships, photo-resist decoration techniques, and homemade pugmills. With two-hundred pre-subscribers, this first release was an unpretentious beginning... Read more at https://studiopotter.org/about/history ⤴️ Link in Bio ⤴️ #studiopotterjournal #happypotterybirthday #potter @new_hampshire_potters_guild #gerrywilliams #ceramics https://www.instagram.com/p/B2WnOSDg3cT/?igshid=bru8x2ynkjf1
