Ceramic Arts & Perception — Ceramics Technical
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Techinical: Current Issue — 28 |
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- Transformation. Adam Abel expresses the constant motion of today's culture.
- Terracotta Figurative Sculptures. Dr. Stephen Smithers discusses the collections of the J. Paul Getty and the University of Iowa Museums of Art.
- The Enchanting Paraboloid. Helle Hove interviews Niels Larsen.
- Inclusion. Mustafa Agatekin discusses ceramic material used as an inclusion material in glass.
- Breath of the Ancestors. JSarahh Scher explores ceramics and sound in the Ancient Americas.
- Klepisko. Ursula Ilse-Newman discusses an installation by Marek Cecula.
- Are They Expecting Us? Borghildur Óskarsdóttir pays homage to her family history.
- The Art of Ceramic Painting. Philip Read expresses his opinion on the subject.
- Story Teller. Kay Mura talks about the process of the installation at Rosa Park Elementary School in San Diego, California US.
- Zentrum Für Keramik – Berlin. Christopher Garcia describes his experience at a residency in Germany.
- Rich and Poor in Australian Craft. Kevin Murray speaks at Objectspace in Auckland, New Zealand.
- EU Structural Funds and Soviet-era Treasure. Anthony E. Stellaccio discusses architectural ceramics in Lithuania as policy and cultural heritage.
- Shino: The Call and Apnea. Michel Batlle traces the history of Shino glaze and reviews a contemporary exhibition.
- Louis Sullivan's Symphony of Colour. Elaine Olafson Henry explore the history of the building of a bank in Owatonna, Minnesota US.
- Today's Pottery in Isparta. Serap Unal and Utku Takka explore the deep ceramic traditions in Anatolia.
- Paperplaster. Trudy Golley describes her direct approach to lightweight mould-making for the studio artist.
- Rising in Asia – Taiwan Ceramics Biennale. Sophie Wen discusses the qualities of this competition and other Asian biennale.
- Keith Rice-Jones. Dianna Waggoner explores the shifts and influences in his work.
- Shards. Dr. Jo Dahn explains the process and concept behind her installation.
- A Passion for Colour: Graeme Storm. Leo King explores the surfaces of this New Zealand artist's work.
- Turning Out the Perfect Pot: Part II. Douglas Favero continues his tour in Santa Maria de Atzompa: Folk Art versus Fine Art.
- Maria Juge: Raku Sculptor. Anne Laure Camilleri explores the history and process of raku.
- Ron Rivera: A Memorial and a Legacy. Peter Chartrand and Burt Cohen pay homage to the giving nature of one American potter.
- Ancient Skuhothai – Thailand's Cultural Heritage. A book review by Janet Mansfield.
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