Steven Glass Ceramics

Steven Glass Ceramics Steven Glass has been the Resident Potter at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts since 1982.

I won’t be participating in this year’s RVA Clay Tour on June 6 as I take some time to focus on my health and the slower...
05/28/2026

I won’t be participating in this year’s RVA Clay Tour on June 6 as I take some time to focus on my health and the slower pace it requires right now.

I’m grateful for all of the support, encouragement, and kindness this community continues to show my work. While my studio will be quiet for the tour, I hope to begin sharing pieces directly again as health allows in the months ahead.

Wishing everyone a beautiful tour weekend.

— Steven

Fresh from the studio — a table full of work waiting for the kiln. These pieces are still in their quiet stage: soft sur...
04/21/2026

Fresh from the studio — a table full of work waiting for the kiln. These pieces are still in their quiet stage: soft surfaces, loose brushwork, and the anticipation of fire. What you see here will shift, deepen, and settle into itself after firing — color, texture, and form all finding their final voice.

This new collection will be available during the RVA Clay Tour, June 6 & 7. I hope to see you there!

Before and after — line, surface, memory.Sanggam / Mishima: a quiet conversation carried through centuries, carved into ...
03/24/2026

Before and after — line, surface, memory.

Sanggam / Mishima: a quiet conversation carried through centuries, carved into clay and held in place.

More to come once fire and glaze have had their say.

To celebrate the imminent return of Spring, enjoy a new piece in progress! This is a greenware bowl revealing the Sangga...
03/19/2026

To celebrate the imminent return of Spring, enjoy a new piece in progress! This is a greenware bowl revealing the Sanggam/Mishima drawing technique.

First pieces of the year; light returns to the wheel. I’m back in the studio and grateful for it.Six hand-thrown plates ...
02/13/2026

First pieces of the year; light returns to the wheel. I’m back in the studio and grateful for it.

Six hand-thrown plates with celadon, cobalt, and iron — loose brushwork, simple forms, made to be used.

02/13/2026

A little Lyle Lovett (Closing Time) featuring my dear brother Michael on harmony to ease you into the weekend! I'II have some new ceramic work for

The 43rd Street Studio Holiday Open House is almost here. ✨ Join Robin Cage Pottery and studio members for a weekend of ...
12/10/2025

The 43rd Street Studio Holiday Open House is almost here. ✨ Join Robin Cage Pottery and studio members for a weekend of handmade pottery, perfect for gift giving and gathering inspiration for the season.

Saturday, December 13 | 10am–4pm
Sunday, December 14 | 12pm–4pm

Discover new work, a great selection of functional and decorative pottery, and a chance to visit the Robin’s studio! 1410 West 43rd Street, Richmond, VA

Incised patterns and a deep blue interior on a new bowl making its debut. Thank you for all the notes about this Saturda...
12/04/2025

Incised patterns and a deep blue interior on a new bowl making its debut. Thank you for all the notes about this Saturday’s Holiday Open Studio — I’m grateful for the support. For those who can’t attend, I’m happy to arrange shipping or a later pickup.

Layered brushwork in blue and green on a tall vessel from the winter firing. See this piece and more at my Holiday Open ...
12/02/2025

Layered brushwork in blue and green on a tall vessel from the winter firing. See this piece and more at my Holiday Open Studio on Saturday!

This Saturday — my Holiday Open Studio at my home, 4303 Springhill Avenue. I’ll be sharing new work from the winter firi...
12/01/2025

This Saturday — my Holiday Open Studio at my home, 4303 Springhill Avenue. I’ll be sharing new work from the winter firing, including these freshly fired plates with their bold sweep of blue. RSVP on the event page so I know you’re coming — I’m looking forward to seeing you!

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