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Focus: Professional Opportunities

As we head into the 60th volume year of Ceramics Monthly, we look back at what was, realize how far we have traveled, and look forward to what will undoubtedly be an exciting year in studio ceramics. —Sherman Hall, Editor

On the cover: Ewer and stand, 14 in. (36 cm) in height, porcelain with incised decoration and stain inlay, with glazes, fired in an electric kiln to cone 7, 2011, by Shawn Spangler,  Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

In This Issue

Clay Culture: Buncheong Ceramics by Jessica KnappClay Culture: Fiesta Ware Fiesta by Holly GoringClay Culture: One Cup a Day by Sherman Hall

Studio Visit: Ken Shenstone, Albion, MichiganShawn Spangler: Variations on Simplicity  by Glen R. BrownEverything Flows: International Ceramic Symposium Römhild by Jörg M. Unger

Sandy Vitarelli by Lynn Young and Jennifer OwenResidency Reflections by Frank Saliani, Sara Ransford, and Martina LantinCeramic Dance: The Works of Gayle Singer by Tony Merino

Ceramics Annual of America by Ilena FinocchiTechno File: High and Low by Dave FinkelnburgSpotlight: Eyes on the Prize by Sophie Milne

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Residencies and Fellowships 2012