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2008

March/April 2008 Cover
March/April
Contents
  • Sam Chung's Architectural Pots
  • Meredith College Builds
  • A New All-Purpose Kiln
  • Trompe L'Oeil Exhibit Highlights
  • Ian Gregory Shares
  • Paperclay Secrets
  • What to Consider When Designing Your Claywork
  • Wacky Wall Vases by Diana Crain
  • Step-by-step Project: A Pedestal Bowl
  • Thinking About Zinc
  • More on Rising Fuel Cost
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Clay Times January/February 2008 Cover
January/February
Contents
  • Ken Standhardt's Intriguing Church-key Designs
  • Pros & Cons of Internet Pottery Sales
  • What to Expect from a Wood Firing Workshop
  • Surface Embellishment with Thrown Textures
  • Are You Prepared for Rising Fuel Costs?
  • You're Fired! Exhibit at Arizona Clay
  • New Forms from Old Clay
  • Checking Ventilation Systems
  • The Spray Bottle is Your Friend
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2007

November/December 2007 Cover
November/December
Contents
  • '07 Eden Revisited: Ceramic Art of Kurt Weiser
  • A Handbuilt Basket Project
  • Hot New Claywork from Josh Copus's Noborigama
  • Essential Packing Tips to Help Your Pots Survive A Journey
  • An E-Z Way to Take Pot Shots Like A Pro
  • Jafar Shoja's Dysfunctional Teapots
  • Marketing Your Pottery: The Quest for Wow!
  • Practical Use of the Unity Formula
  • Ceramic Talc: Two Sides of a Story
  • Could You Help A Fellow Potter?
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Clay Times September/October 2007 Cover
September/October
Contents
  • John Bauman: Picks of the Season
  • Claymobile Community Outreach Program
  • Making Sense of Unity Formulas
  • Serve 'em Up: A Double-Walled Platter Project
  • More Great Tools for Throwing
  • Texas Clayfest: BIG FUN for Potters
  • "Botanical" at Santa Fe Clay
  • Life, Line & Color: The Works of Deb LeAir
  • Could You Leave Your Career for a Life in Clay?
  • Three Guys and Some Pottery
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Clay Times July/August 2007 Cover
July/August
Contents
  • Tim Christensen: Purely Black and White
  • Groovy Pots & Ways to Make Them
  • A Closer Look at Glaze Formulation
  • How-to Raku: Too Hot to Handle!
  • Remembering Rudy Autio
  • Inviting Critique: Can You Handle the Truth?
  • Linda Taylor: Creativity & Resiliency
  • Follow the Line: ACGA Artists
  • Titanium Dioxide & Studio Safety
  • The Inconvenient Truth for Potters
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May/June '07
Contents
  • Natalie Blake Carves her Niche in the Clay World
  • How to Make Great Plates
  • Conversations with Nick Joerling
  • Building A Banana Leaf Kiln in Thailand
  • More Tried-and-True Techniques for Waxing & Glazing
  • Strictly Functional Pottery National
  • Sound of the Earth: Clay Instruments
  • Art of the Pot
  • Shocking New OSHA Regulations
  • New Products & Ideas
  • Candling: More on Marc Ward's Pet Peeve
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March/April '07
Contents
  • The Ceramic House: Pottery You Can Live In!
  • Understanding and Applying Glaze without Ruining Your Work
  • Conner Burns: Pushing Pots and Career
  • Georgia Perspectives Showcase and Sale
  • Building the Sugar Maples Soda Kiln
  • Aventurine Glazes: 14 New Recipes for Cones 04 & 5
  • 22nd Alabama Clay Conference
  • The Bray Effect
  • Kilnopening.edu Exhibition
  • "Fashion Footwear" for Potters
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January/February '07
Contents
  • 20+1 Years of Tozan Kilns
  • Intro to Glaze Chemistry
  • How to Make Great Plates
  • NCECA Clay National Exhibit
  • Brian Taylor's Pots with Purpose
  • Confessions of an Electric Kiln Repairman
  • Lars Westby's Weathered Surfaces
  • Blair Meerfield Workshop
  • Free EPA Booklet on Artist's Health and Safety in the Schools
  • Instruments for Measuring Temperature, Part 3
  • Why We Need Teachers
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2006

November/December '06
Contents
  • Otto Heino, Living Legend
  • Spray Equipment for Slips & Glazes
  • Deborah Shapiro's Secrets to Eye-catching Pots and Displays
  • Dynamite Formulas for Crystalline Glazing
  • How to Make Great Goblets
  • Jan Jacque Mixes Clay and Wood
  • Instruments for Measuring Temperature
  • Marc Lancet Workshop at Sierra Nevada College
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September/October '06
Contents
  • Sandy Culp's Trompe L'oeil
  • Buying A New Pug Mill
  • Ceramic Artists Rebuild After Hurricane Katrina
  • Weighing the Risks of Manganese Exposure
  • Discovering Glazes: Simplified Techniques
  • "Architectural Echoes" Wood-fired Clay Exhibit
  • Instruments for Measuring Temperature
  • Fluting Wet Pots
  • Tools to Maintain Your Studio
  • Art Centers: The Other Education Arena
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July/August '06
Contents
  • An Extravagance of Salt & Pepper
  • Buying A New Slab Roller
  • High-tech Kiln Shelves: The Pros & Cons
  • Brian Somerville's Animal Confrontations
  • Fluting Pots for Terrific Texture
  • Building Your Own Adjustable-height Banding Wheel
  • Collaborative Clayworks of Tom Collins & Bryan Yancey
  • Portrayals of Comfort: Works of Jennifer Allen
  • Earth, Surrealism, & Marketing: Jeff Brown's Clay Art
  • Building an Adjustable Banding Wheel
  • Art Centers: The Other Education Arena
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May/June '06
Contents
  • X-Man's Guide to Crystalline Glazing
  • Avoiding Internet Rip-off Scams
  • Lasting Impressions with Rope Texture
  • Pottery Training: Mothering in the Clay Studio
  • Multi-faceted Forming Methods
  • Shopping for an Extruder
  • Making it BIG
  • Raku the Painterly Way
  • Perfectly Different: Alice Munn and Fong Choo
  • Shopping for a Manual Clay Extruder
  • Giving A Critique
  • Chromium: The Green Chemical
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March/April '06
Contents
  • Sandy Miller's Compromise
  • Handbuilding with Soft Slabs
  • Buying A New High-fire Electric Kiln
  • Pete Pinnell Addresses the Reduction Debate
  • Texturing Surfaces with Bisqued Stamps
  • Living Dishes Exhibition
  • Hideaki Miyamura: A Man of 10,000 Glazes
  • More of Steven Hill's Secrets to Form & Furface
  • About Wood-fired Pottery
  • Todd Leech's Salku Encounters
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January/February '06
Contents
  • Rebekah Bogard's Large-scale Works
  • Building A Mini Wood-fire Kiln
  • Thoughts on Pricing
  • Steven Hill's Secrets to Form and Surface
  • Fired Up on Maui
  • Mid-Atlantic Clay Conference
  • The Mosaic Tile House
  • Allen Moe's Artful Dirt
  • Finch Pottery Pyromania
  • Put Another Lid on It
  • The Shrinkage Ruler
  • How to Survive A Critique
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2005

November/December '05
Contents
  • CERF Aids Artist Katrina Victims
  • Firing Costs On the Rise
  • Tables, Shelves, and Ware Carts
  • Put A Lid On It!
  • Occupational Ceramics Illness
  • Imaginative Imagery of Lauren Gallaspy
  • Cone 5 Zinc Glazes
  • Charlie Tefft: In the Flow
  • Rising Fuel Costs
  • Tables, Shelves, & Ware Carts
  • An Explosive Topic
  • Jeff Oestreich's Working Process
  • Potters with Illness Come Forward
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September/October '05
Contents
  • Potsketch 2005 Fundraiser
  • Dorothy Davis's Oil-spot Glazes
  • Zen and the Art of Centering
  • Walnut Creek Potters Guild
  • Tools for Terra Sigillata
  • Marbleized Clay Forms
  • Shino Glaze Variations & Recipes
  • Hot Advice on Buying Burners
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July/August '05
Contents
  • Raku in Hawaii: The Perfect Mix of Work & Pleasure
  • Refraction and Flux Exhibition
  • Eastern Shore Pit-firing
  • Denise Smith's Layered Slips
  • Animalistic Artifacts
  • Tool Cost vs. Efficiency
  • Meredith's Matte Glaze Variations
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May/June '05
Contents
  • Philippe Faraut: Sculpting the Portrait
  • Pricing Your Work
  • Bill Hunt's Life with Clay
  • 8th Annual K-12 National
  • Fluorescent Glazes
  • Banding Wheels and Turntables
  • Denise Smith's Large Vessels
  • The Pottery Underground: Fireside Web Radio
  • Titanium Glazes for Extreme Surfaces
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March/April '05
Contents
  • Ron Meyers: Ten Years Later
  • Penland Glaze Workshop
  • Stephen Wright's Drums of a Different Beat
  • Body Language: The Figure in Clay
  • Fancy Footwork
  • NCECA 2005 Clay National
  • Hood College's Alternative Teaching Certificate
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January/February '05
Contents
  • An Interview with Simon Levin
  • Great New Glazes for Cones 6 and 10
  • Baltimore's 2005 Tour de Clay Exhibit Preview
  • Selling Your Claywork Through A Gallery
  • The Road to Mata Ortiz
  • How to Fire Damp Work
  • Ceramics Photography Tips
  • Who Needs an M.F.A.?
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2004

November/December '04
Contents
  • Mark Hewitt's Mammoth Pots
  • All About Bats
  • American Museum of Ceramic Art Opens with Soldner Exhibition
  • Rand Heazlitt's Wood & Salt Works
  • Dancing Platters, Step-by-step
  • Italy's Ceramics Expo:
  • Tecnargilla 2004
  • Our Cups Runneth Over Exhibit
  • Making A Damp Box
  • Electric Firing Tips
  • Formulas from the Potter's Book of Glaze Recipes
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September/October '04
Contents
  • In Depth with Sequoia Miller
  • One-piece Covered Jars
  • Steamin' Teapots
  • Pinhole Prevention
  • Tile: Matter & Motif Exhibit
  • Rimas VisGirda: Line & Color
  • A Fairy-Tale Exhibit
  • Steve Albrechtson's Porcelain Luminaries
  • Horse Hair Raku
  • Viola Frey: 1933-2004
  • Plaster Hazards
  • Success Stories
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July/August '04
Contents
  • Charitable 2D Clayart: Potsketch 2004
  • Squared Forms from Round Pots
  • Low-cost Ways to Promote Your Work
  • Preventing Glaze Crawl
  • Feats of Clay XVII Exhibit
  • Gargoyles: A Great Project for Kids
  • Constructive Critiques
  • Tool Safety
  • Julie Wheeler's Folder Forms
  • Tool Safety
  • Phil & Trista Chapman: Sharing A Pottery Career
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May/June '04
Contents
  • Bill van Gilder's DIY Pottery Comes to Television
  • Kyle Carpenter's Fast Track
  • Building Your Own Drum Kiln
  • Clay As Therapy by Kerry Shea
  • Animal Instincts: Stefani Gruenberg
  • Julia Galloway's Artful Insights Pt 3
  • What's Up with Wiggle Wires
  • Carl Schoenberger's "The Kiln God Show"
  • Scripps College 60th Anniversary Exhibition
  • Maggie Jones' "Wild Dirt"
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March/April '04
Contents
  • Tom Turner Resurfaces
  • Sliptrailing Techniques
  • NCECA Regional Student Juried Exhibition
  • Julia Galloway's Artful Insights Pt 2
  • Jerry Rothman: Five Decades
  • Textured Attachments
  • Accessories for Your Claywork
  • The Making of Noh Masks
  • Marriage of Forms
  • Weathered Bronze, Part Two
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January/February '04
Contents
  • David Ogle's Saggar-fired Porcelain
  • Handbuilding with Large Slabs
  • Major Works in Clay
  • Julia Galloway's Artful Insights Pt 1
  • Exploiting the Airbrush
  • Wood Firing at the Hambidge Center
  • Handling Handles
  • Weathered Bronze, Part One
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2003

November/December '03
Contents
  • Judith Duff at Mid-Atlantic Clay Conference
  • 21st Century Ceramics Exhibit
  • Great Plates
  • Building A Successful Community Studio
  • Sprig Mold Methodology
  • Marty Fielding's Soda-fired Works
  • Shared Classroom Tools
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September/October '03
Contents
  • Barb Campbell: Making Her Mark
  • Cambridge Pottery Festival
  • Shino Glazes Revisited
  • Elit-Tile
  • Stiff Slab Box Building
  • Solutions for Firing Problems
  • Making Your Own Sprig Molds
  • Tattooed Ceramics
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July/August '03
Contents
  • Frank Boyden & Friends at Finch's
  • Otto Heino's Million-Dollar Glaze Formula
  • Deep Dish Handbuilding
  • Sex Pots: Eroticism in Ceramics
  • Maria Martinez Exhibition
  • Increasing Your Claywork Sales
  • Naked Raku, Flemish-style
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May/June '03
Contents
  • Posey Bacopoulos­Maiolica at Terra Incognito
  • Archieving Visibility In the Art World
  • NCECA Student Exhibition
  • Making Your Bats Fit
  • Sierra Nevada's Awesome Tahoe Workshops
  • Throwing and Altering Casseroles
  • Studio Storage Solutions
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March/April '03
Contents
  • On the Cutting Edge Lynn Meade's Carved Forms
  • Building A Homemade Kickwheel
  • NCECA 2003 Clay National
  • Surface Embellishment With Sprigs & Stamps
  • A Kiln of Recycled Materials
  • Figure Sculpture With Molds
  • Developing your Own Potter's Web Site
  • "The Artful Teapot" Exhibition
  • Keeping Carbon Monoxide Out of the Clay Studio
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January/February '03
Contents
  • Emerging Talent: Ceramic Competition Winners
  • Kristen Kieffer's Lingerie-style Pots
  • "Illusion of Reality" Trompe L'oeil Exhibition
  • Celebrating the Yixing Teapot
  • Throwing Large Forms
  • Tiles From Twin Cities
  • Building Your Own Spray Booth
  • Polymer Clay Hazards
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2002

September/October '02
Contents
  • Sam Scott's Pots
  • Strictly Functional Pottery National
  • Understanding Unity Formulas
  • Terra Sigillata: A Primer
  • Techiques for Teaching Ceramics
  • Profile: Marilyn Richeda
  • Cone 6 Glazing
  • Remembering David Shaner
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July/August '02
Contents
  • Robert "Boomer" Moore's Signature Style
  • Building a Raku Kiln Base
  • A Weekend with the Masters
  • Digging Your Own Clay
  • Joyce Michaud: Meeting the Challenge
  • Cathy Broski's Journey to Clay
  • Oregon Potters' Lesson in Showmanship
  • Variations on Floating Blue Glaze Formulas
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May/June '02
Contents
  • Rodney Mott's Figure Sculpture
  • NCECA 2002 in Photos
  • Wood Firing for the First Time
  • Randy Johnston: A Circular Process
  • Foire Aux Tupiniers - Art Fair in Lyon, France
  • Native American Influences on Modern-day Pottery
  • Programmable Low-fire Glazes
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March/April '02
Contents
  • Special Tribute to Peter Voulkos
  • New Ceramics Museums Unveiled at WOCEK
  • Tile Heritage Festival in Washington, DC
  • Tom & Elaine Coleman: Copper Red King and Celadon Queen
  • Elements of a Terrific Teapot
  • Story Pots and Motherhood
  • Dynamite Uses for Commercial Glazes
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January/February '02
Contents
  • Japanese Potters Hosted in USA
  • Texas Wood Fire
  • Linda McFarling's Vessels That Pour
  • Clay on the Web
  • Lead Cautions for Expectant Parents
  • Human Forms Exhibit
  • Ceramic Jewelry
  • Mid-Atlantic Clay Conference
  • New Glaze Samples
  • Planning a Kiln
  • Adrian Arleo's Sculpture
  • Unusual Tools
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2001

November/December '01
Contents
  • Tatsuzo Shimaoka in Washington, DC
  • Emerging Artist Steven Cousens
  • Reality TV Goes to Pottery
  • A Sink Trap for Clay Scrap
  • Native American Student Art Show
  • Bacia Edelman's Lifetime of Claywork
  • Glaze Analysis Using Unity Formulas
  • Stiff-slab Handbuilding with Marj Peeler
  • Feats of Clay Exhibit
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September/October '01
Contents
  • Woodstoke 2001: Voulkos, Soldner, Autio, Balistreri, & Mott
  • Bisque Basics
  • Burner Port Placement
  • Design Elements for Clay People
  • The Millennium Wall: A Kids' Tile Project
  • Cat Jarosz's Functional Art
  • Photographing Your Work: An Update
  • David Kuraoka's Pit-fired Works
  • High School Ceramic Safety Tips
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July/August '01
Contents
  • Emerging Forms of Alice Munn
  • Build Your Own Transmission Wheel
  • Plate and Platter Exhibition
  • Jeff Oestreich's Thrown & Altered Pots
  • Financing for Clay Artists
  • Anatomy of Propane Firing Systems
  • Dioxin Dangers in Ball Clay
  • Tom and Jean Latka's Extruded Vessel Project
  • Trompe L'Oeil Works of Sylvia Hyman
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May/June '01
Contents
  • Banff,Canada: A Place for Inspiration
  • NCECA 2001 Conference Highlights
  • Out of the Fire Exhibit
  • Pete Pinnell's Teapot Assembly Method
  • Getting the Lead Out
  • How Clay Artists Can Utilize the Internet
  • Making Simple Tools With a Bench Grinder
  • Three Paths to Surface Design
  • A Tile Project for Kids
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March/April '01
Contents
  • David Norton's Cosmic Pots
  • NCECA Clay National
  • Are Your Wares Microwave Safe?
  • Palestine Juglets
  • Venues for Selling Your Work
  • Vapor Firing With Biz Littell
  • Home Office Tax Write-offs
  • Tools You Can Make
  • Whimsical Figures
  • About Pyrometers
  • Raku in the Schools
  • Ergonomic Injuries: New Regulations
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January/February '01
Contents
  • Jim Connell's Sandblasted Surfaces
  • Horsetail Raku
  • A Potter's Journey to Cuba
  • K-12 Open Bowls
  • Pottery Disaster Stories
  • South Carolina Clay Exhibit
  • Internet Sites for Clay Artists
  • Parturition Sets
  • San Francisco Clay & Glass Festival
  • Lea Topping's Wall Tiles
  • Utilitarian Clay Insights
  • A Safe Studio, Part 2
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2000

November/December '00
Contents
  • Victoria Christen
  • Glaze Calligraphy
  • Soft Slab Handbuilding With Lana Wilson
  • Marie Gibbons
  • Building a Safe Studio
  • Utilitarian Clay Exhibit
  • Svend Bayer's Thai-style Wood Kiln
  • Crack Prevention
  • A Celebration of Women
  • Cane Handles
  • Glossary of Firing Terms
  • Baltimore Clayworks' Anniversary Exhibit
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September/October '00
Contents
  • Crystalline Glazing at Cone 6
  • A Weekend With Jack Troy
  • Porcelain 2000 Exhibit
  • Textured Surfaces
  • Flame Retention Devices
  • Extruder Experience
  • Clay Studio Recordkeeping
  • Rick Berman's Raku Workshop
  • More on Hazards of Talc
  • Insects as Classroom Models
  • Sublime Servers
  • Ancient Ceramic Lamps of Palestine
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July/August '00
Contents
  • Connie Christensen
  • Installing a Ceramic Fountain
  • Lill St.'s Anniversary Cup Exhibit
  • The Joy of Style
  • Shino Glaze Formulas
  • Step-by-step Centering for Beginners
  • Ramon Camarillo's Raku
  • Archie Bray Exhibit
  • A Safer Ceramic Fiber
  • Height & Width Design Concerns
  • Eyewear Protection for Kiln Gazing
  • Benjamin Burns
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May/June '00
Contents
  • A Touch of Porcelain
  • Randy Brodnax's Voluminous Pots
  • Lids for a Perfect Fit
  • NCECA in Photos
  • Habit of Mentorship
  • Jim Leedy Retrospective Exhibition
  • Making Plates & Platters
  • Saggar Firing Update
  • Incremental Additions for Faster Glaze Testing
  • Understanding Kiln Shutdowns
  • Taking a Shine to Shino, Part III
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March/April '00
Contents
  • Inspiring Lines: nThe Ceramic Art of Don Davis
  • "Naked" Raku
  • Stained Surfaces
  • Mudfest '99
  • Surface Design Inspiration
  • Shino Glazes, Part II
  • Ceramics for a New Millennium
  • Wood-fired Cup Exhibit
  • Visual Roots
  • Lessons From a Pug Mill Accident
  • Dahlman's Dazzling Clayworks
  • Spone
  • Human Bone Ash Pots
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January/February '00
Contents
  • Robin Hopper's "Pots of Purpose" Workshop
  • Legitimately Lower Taxes
  • Taking a Shine to Shinos
  • Preventing Studio Fires
  • Linda Cordell's Lifelike Porcelain Insects
  • Virginia Clay Conference
  • Raku Kilns, Part 2
  • Pyrochromatics Wood-fire Symposium
  • Sensuous Surfaces at Baltimore Clayworks
  • Does Size Really Matter?
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1999 - 1997

September/October '99
Contents
  • Paperclay with Ian Gregory
  • International Potter's Fest
  • How to Mix Glazes
  • Clay Totem Poles
  • Quick & Easy Mosaics
  • Barb E. Doll's Figure Sculpture
  • Italian Terra Cotta
  • Robert Piepenburg's "Dialogue with Clay"
  • Selecting Burner Valves
  • Mediaramics
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July/August '99
Contents
  • Stephen Robison & Kathleen Guss
  • Pyromania '99
  • Nature in Clay
  • More Simple Glazes
  • Leaching Hazards of Ceramic Wares
  • Earning an Income from Your Claywork
  • Brookfield Craft Center
  • A Different Approach to Wheel Throwing
  • Ceramics from Georgia Collections
  • Wood-fired Pottery Exhibit
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January/February '99
Contents
  • Phil Rogers Workshop
  • Anderson Ranch Revisited
  • "Living With Tile"
  • Slip Trailing Techniques
  • Studio Options for Those Who are Physically Challenged
  • Manassas Clay Cooperative
  • Crackle Raku Basics
  • Firing Copper Reds, Part II
  • Ceramic Safety in the Schools
  • International Pottery Studio of Kecskemet, Hungary
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November/December '98
Contents
  • Collecting Ceramic Art
  • Secrets to Firing Great Copper Reds
  • Setting up a Teaching Studio
  • How to Make Goblets
  • NC Pottery Center Presents "A Different Turn"
  • A Wood-fire Kiln Project in Germany
  • Pit Firing in a Barbeque
  • To Build or to Buy a Kiln?
  • Pottery and the Japanese Art of Food Arrangement
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July/August '97
Contents
  • Al Qoyawayma's Native American Pottery
  • Fertilizers as Glaze Materials
  • Insurance for Clay Artists
  • John Glick Workshop
  • Studio Safety Tips for Kids
  • Historic Edgefield Pots
  • Zakin's Cone 3 Clay Formula
  • NCECA '97 in Photos
  • Potters for Peace in Nicaragua
  • Tom Coleman's Vegas Red Glaze
  • Throwing by Feet?
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