The Colorful World of Majolica: A Beautiful Low-Fire Pottery Glazing Technique
Our summer of DVD filming continues and, in a couple of weeks, Linda Arbuckle will be coming to town to … Read More
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Trade name for an historic English style of brightly glazed earthenware vessels made in the form of vegetables, animals, etc. Not to be confused with maiolica, which is defined as earthenware with opaque white glaze (traditionally a lead glaze made opaque white with the addition of tin oxide) and colored overglaze decoration. Source: Clay: A Studio Handbook
Courtney Murphy, Emerging Artist 2011
Courtney Murphy, Helena, Montana … Read More
Bonus Monday Pottery Video! A Simple Ingenious Homemade Tool for Dry Footing Pottery
A while back, we had a contest to find clever D.I.Y. pottery tools. Lots of folks sent videos showing off … Read More
Editor’s Picks: Top Five Ceramics Exhibitions and Events – July 2010
Hard to believe July is almost here so it’s time for the July 2010 Editor’s Picks, a compilation of five … Read More
New Guide to Graduate Programs in Ceramic Art Available for Download
Tomorrow we are heading to Philadelphia for the National Council on Education for the Ceramic Arts (NCECA) Conference so I … Read More
New York State College of Ceramics at Alfred University: From CM’s MFA Factor
The mission of the Division of Ceramic Art at Alfred is to educate ceramics artists at the undergraduate and graduate … Read More
How Low Can You Go? Ten Tried and True Low Fire Glaze Recipes Available for Download!
There are loads of possibilities for great surfaces in the low fire temperature range, from textured to matt, or majolica … Read More
Call for Entries! Ceramics Monthly to Feature Outstanding Ceramics Undergraduate Students in September 2009 Issue
It’s summer time and that means the deadline (June 30 – write it down!) is fast approaching for Ceramics Monthly’s … Read More
Linda Arbuckle’s Majolica Glaze Recipe, Cone 04 oxidation
Get the glaze recipe for Linda Arbuckle’s Majolica Glaze Recipe, Cone 04 Oxidation.
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