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TEACHING AND LEARNING
AS WE WENT TO PRESS we were saddened to hear of the passing of Tatuzo Shimaoka in Japan on December 11, 2007. Selected a Living National Treasure, he was a former apprentice to Shoji Hamada and himself a mentor to many others. He was the subject of a feature article in Vol 29 No 2, the cover of which was a copy of the introductory paragraph in his own calligraphy.
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| Volume 36, Number 1, Winter2007/Spring 08 |
 [frontispiece]
 [Wildenhain]
 [Sharing My Studio]
 [Red Dirt Studio]
 [The Performance Object]
 [Thoughts From The Road]
 [After Graduate School]
 [Remembering Rudio Autio]
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Featured in this issue:
Editorial:
Manual Transmission
A Matter of Tradition: A Debate
Between Marguerite Wildenhain
and Bernard Leach
by Brent Johnson
Sharing My Studio
by Silvie Granatelli
Finding One's Way with Clary download 2.2mb pdf
by Beth Lambert
Red Dirt Studio
by Margaret Boozer
Reshaping the Paradigm:
The Art of Learning by Doing
by Jonathan Kaplan
Open Door Policy
by Elizabeth Kendall
Making Art or Making Artists
by Curtis Benzle
Field Guide for Ceramic Artisans
by Julia Galloway
What's That For?
by Bryan Hopkins
The Performative Object
by Justin Novak
Burning to Learn: A Young
Potter's Education
by Casey Clark
So, You Want to be a Studio Potter?
by Elisa DiFeo
What We Teach
by Lisa Buck
Centering in an Age of Change
by Claire D. Reishman
Productive Detours
by Andrew Quient
On Teaching and Learning
by Lisa Floryshak-Windman
The Sculpture of Life Forms
at Juniata College
by Jack Troy
Thoughts from the Road:
Learning to Teach Workshops
by Kristen Kieffer
Seeking the Edge
by Jill Foote-Hutton
The Paradox of Craft:
Tugging at the Heartstrings of Capitalism
by Dennis Stevens
On the Road After Graduate School
by Debbie Kupinsky
Readings and References
The Evolution of Mentorship
by John Glick
Containment
by Jack Troy
Letters
Shards: Why I'm Not
Going to China
by Don Pilcher
Remembering Rudy Autio
by Ken Little
and much more...
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