Butler, Ruth C., Kim Nagorski et al (eds.) - Ceramics Monthly, May 2001

Westerville (OH): American Ceramic Society, 2001. Paper bound, quarto. Pp112. Features include: Taiwan's International Ceramics Competition; On Being a Visiting Artist by Bonnie Kemske (Adjusting routine and technique to a new working environment); Bread, Butter and Salt: The Pottery of Cathi Jefferson by Rachelle Chinnery; Washington Ledesma's Parade of Personalities by Jani Gardner (A modern imterpretation of ancient, multicultural symbols); Natural Materials: Wood-firing invitational at Central Michigan University; Archie McCall: Beyond the Decorative by Glen R. Brown; The Ceramics of Joan Miro: Exhibition at the Gardiner Museum of Ceramic Art in Toronto; Mark Bell by Phyllis Blair Clark (Marketing pottery according to lifestyle and working preferences); Kathy Venter: Life-size figures evoke adolescent transitions; Letting Go of Tradition by John Bennett (Shifting creative gears provides fulfillment); Naniwazuyaki: The Pottery of Osaka, Japan by John Carle; Eva Eisenloeffel by Nesrin During (Psychological studies of human experiences); Chris Staley: Significance of Touch by Judy Donaldson; Black Friday by Jeff Zamek (Remembering a friend with a special glaze); Alternative Raku Kiln Designs by Andreas Salzman with Jennifer Salzman (A do-it-yourself journey through construction, firing and finishing); The Change Is the Weather by Susan Scott (Studying the effects of moisture in a kiln). Tight and clean - a very good or better copy. 320 grams - ships lettermail at reduced postage when you contact us directly! We welcome all reasonable offers on our books.

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