DC works mostly on the wheel, but is adept at hand building and sculpture as well. He creates a nurturing, fun, and informative environment while offering guidance to beginner, intermediate, and advanced potters.

Nan Wollman is an artist, teacher and preparator, and a recent transplant to Tucson. Ms. Wollman has a B.F.A. in ceramics from The University of the Arts, Philadelphia College of Art and an M.F.A. She has been exhibiting and won honors for her work in the U.S. and abroad for a really long time.

Lisa Rooney is a transdisciplinary artist whose work surrounds connection to land and community. She has worked with clay for over a decade, specializing in hand built ceramics. Her work explores clay through many outlets, including earthen architecture, architectural relief work, and painting with natural pigments.

Originally from North Carolina, Jesse studied at the University of North Carolina where she received a BFA in Printmaking and Ceramics. In 2019, she moved to Tucson to complete her MFA in Printmaking at the University of Arizona. She has an extensive background teaching across 2D and 3D materials. While she predominantly works on the wheel, she is interested in exploring different approaches to combining ceramics with other materials for a more interdisciplinary practice.

Award-winner Janet Burner is a long-time local ceramic artist with over 40 years of instructional experience, and one of the original founding members of Romero House. After graduating from the University of Arizona, she studied ceramics at Anderson Ranch, Snowmass, CO and apprenticing with Harry Holl in Dennis, MA, Janet opened her business, Sabino Stoneware Pottery. From throwing to hand building, sculpting, glazing, and firing, there isn’t anything Janet can’t show you how to do.

YeRin Kim is an artist from South Korea. She holds a BFA in fine art from the Maryland Institute College of Art and an MFA in sculpture from the California College of Arts. YeRin's artwork has been featured in galleries and museums in South Korea, Germany, and various parts of the United States.

Noa Solodar is a ceramic artist specializing in functional kitchenware. With over 12 years of experience, she has mastered her skills in various ceramic techniques. After moving to Arizona from Israel in 2024, Noa continued to develop her craft and share her passion for pottery.

Andrea is an artist who enjoys creating both sculptural and functional wares. She is welcoming and insightful, her ceramics focus on intricate decorations on top of both hand built and wheel thrown forms. Andrea co-teaches Uniquely Ubiquitous 2 with YeRin.

Jesse Berlin is a local sculptor and sculpture teacher. He received his BFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and an MFA in Sculpture from Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, Illinois.

Zach combines wheel throwing and hand-building techniques to create ceramic sculptures that are influenced by nature: ocean animals, plants, trees, and rock formations. He draws inspiration from the community of artists around him and the writers and filmmakers he loved as a child, in particular, Ray Harryhausen. Zach earned a Master of Fine Arts degree in ceramics from Hacettepe University in Ankara, Turkey in 2014.

Kathy has been working with clay for almost 32 years. She has been an RH Monitor for over 9 years and has been our lead glaze technician for most of those years. She has taken extensive glaze training both online and in person.

Though relatively new to ceramics, I'm captivated by transforming spinning balls of dirt into a myriad of creative forms. In recent years my focus has been on honing my trimming and finishing methods in a quest to produce lighter and more refined pieces.