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From the Editor: January 2016 -
Montana Clay's Glazes -
How-to Feature: Rings of Color -
Drawing Systems: The Work of Tim Christensen -
Hope and Possibility in Montana Clay -
Empty Space: Design's Mystifying Element -
The Innocents: Daniel Cavey's Pottery and SculptureA potter from the US finds his creative space in Italy, making pots and sculpture in response to his surroundings. -
Doug Casebeer: The Stories Tools Tell -
Studio Visit: Tania Rollond, Mittagong, NSW, AustraliaI probably also have my geographic location to thank for this: although I live in a colder part of Australia, I enjoy a relatively mild climate, so all of the messy activities like glazing or sanding are done outside. -
Clay Culture: Qvevri Wine Storage VesselsQvevri (sometimes spelled as Kvevri) are large, egg-shaped Georgian wine vessels that have been used for over 8000 years, predating the Greco-Roman traditions of winemaking. One of the most interestin -
Clay Culture: This Became That -
Spotlight: Re-emerging -
Tips and Tools: Balloon Slipping -
Techno File: Bully Material Testing -
Review: Raku: Cosmos in a Teabowl -
Exposure: January 2016 Exhibitions to See -
From the Editor: December 2015I started to think about why I select specific pots from my kitchen cabinets, and how these same types of experiences inform artists’ decisions as they design, revise, and refine various functional forms. -
Exposure: December 2015Images from Current and Upcoming Exhibitions -
Clay Culture: radioCHROMEStumbras teamed up with Louisiana State University’s Radiation Safety Office to explore glazes that exhibit color change when exposed to ionizing radiation. -
Clay Culture: Rewutr Clayworks
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