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Techno File: The Chemistry of ColorWhy are some materials transparent and others opaque? Light can be thought of as a beam of light particles called photons, each one a packet of light energy. When a photon of light hits an atom, it ca
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Tips and Tools: Growler LidsMaking handmade beer growlers is something many potters have found a growing interest in, a natural response to the rising popularity of craft beer and local breweries. A properly functioning growler
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Recipes: Engobes to CeladonsKira Kalondy and Andrew McIntyre, who were both included in this year's From Idea to Finished Form contest, each share their favorite recipes.
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Spotlight: September 2016
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Exposure: June/July/August 2016
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From the Editor
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Clay Culture: 50 Years in the Making
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Clay Culture: Party Planning
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Studio Visit: Bruce Gholson and Samantha Henneke, Seagrove, North Carolina
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Working Potters: Kat and Roger
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Working Potters: Hiroe HanazonoI grew up without much guidance in Japan, as the youngest child of working parents and I had a hard time communicating my interests. I was always interested in making art and my parents simply filtere
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Working Potters: Derek Jungarrayi Thompson
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Working Potters: Martin Swart
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Working Potters: Mariko Paterson
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James Tisdale: Southern Gothic
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Anton Bosch: Big Ideas, Big Kiln
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Techno File: Clay Structure
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Tips and Tools: Fitting Spouts
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Spotlight: June/July/August 2016
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2016 Working Potter Glazes: Kat and Roger and Martin Swart
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