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Beth Katleman: After Folly -
Tom Turner: A Passion in PorcelainThroughout his distinguished career Tom Turner has created porcelain vessels. An exhibition of Turner’s work recently held at The Bascom Center for the Visual Arts in Highland, North Carolina, reveale -
Jun Kaneko: The Surface Figures; The Figure Surfaces -
Studio Visit: Kate and Daniel Johnston, Seagrove, North CarolinaWhen a meeting of the collaborative artists’ group the Romantic Robots began with a member describing a piece she received in the mail as “encrusted by all these balls,” I knew one reason why ceramic artists are drawn to work together—it’s simply fun. -
Clay Culture: Freedom of the PressPrintmaking using ceramic pigments and clay slabs allows Mitch Lyons to experiment freely and rpdocue work with more spontenaity. -
Clay Culture: Ceramic Craftivism -
Spotlight: Evaluate and Appreciate -
Tips and Tools: Wax Brush Holders -
Techno File: Reduction Misnomer -
From the Editor March 2016 -
Archive Article: My Own Backyard by Robert Balaban -
Archive Article: The Role of the Mold by Andrew Martin -
Exposure: February 2016 Exhibitions to See -
From the Editor February 2016 -
Sculptural High-Fire Glazes -
Functional Glazes -
Matching Process to Design -
Cristina Cordova: Involuntary Dialogs -
Balancing Concept and Comfort -
Studio Visit: Patricia Griffin, Cambria, CaliforniaBefore I began leasing the space six years ago, it was a co-op art gallery for the local art association for more than three decades. They had created faux walls in front of the existing walls.
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