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Volumes 36+ -- 2008-present

Studio Potter
Vol. 36, No.1
Winter 2007-08
$30 non-members / $25 Members

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
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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

Letters

Studio Potter
Vol. 36, No.2
Summer Fall 2008
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Editorial: Ceramics and the Zeitgeist by Tom Spleth
Creating Ceramic Art Using the Rapid Prototyping Process by John Balistreri
Backwards Into the Future: Technology and Sustainability by Lisa Orr
Illusions of Accuracy by John Britt
Tools Are Like Songs by Ezra Shales
In Praise of Tools by Steven Roberts
Of Time and Place by Elizabeth Robinson
Tinker, Potter, Sculptor: Maker of Objects, Creator of Things by Michael Sherrill
Mapping Form: Dimensional Imaging and Ceramics by Steven Thurston
Pottery Myths by Jeff Zamek
Stepping Backwards: Practising Historical Accuracy by Adam Zayas
Tools and Trees by Louise Harter
Glaze Jet for Interior Glazing by Mark Cortwright
Seeing It Fresh by Maggie Creshkoff
Simple Tools in the Pot Shop: A Minimalist Approach by Mark Oehler
Converting a Small Electric Kiln for Gas Firing by Jon Singer
Anti-Technical by Caitlin Applegate
The Tool of Drawing by Catherine White
Clay_Wheel_Rib_Sponge,AePBlog? by Michael Kline
Mosaics: A Contemporary Approach by Megumi Naitoh
A Flameware Journey by Robbie Lobell
Mass Production and Originality by Marek Cecula
The ISCAEE Symposium: A Global Ceramic Education by Jenny Swanson
Shards: A Potter's Throwing Rib by Karen Theusen Massarro
New Voices: Raising My Voice by Lindsay Rogers
Letters
Supporters

Studio Potter
Vol. 37, No.1
Winter 2008-2009
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Editorial Embodying Emptiness: Making and the Inner Senses by Gwendolyn Yoppolo
Imaginative Inhabitation by John Utgaard
The Body Rediscovered by Tim Crane
Embodying Form by Chris Gustin
Hungry by Leanne McClurg Cambric
The Body: Intimacy and Intuition by Joseph Bennion
Earth Body by Greg Jahn
In Vein by John Chalke
The Body as Metaphor by Debbie Kupinsky
Interior Lines by Careen Stoll
A Container for the Spirit by Lucy Fagella
An Incident in Class by Hunt Prothro
The Manifestation of Containment: Interview with Magdalene Odundo by Barbara Thompnon
Being Present by Annie Schliffer
Bodying Forth by Dennise Glackstetter
The Child Within the Adult by Elise Siegel
Anatomy of the Vessel 101 by Geof Wheeler
Review of the Hands by Moriah Tumbleson-Shaw
Functional World by Polly Ullrich
Dialing Down by Clary Illian
Reaching Across Community by Liz Quackenbush
Ralph Bacerra by Don Pilcher
Shards: Clay by John Gilgun

Studio Potter
Vol. 37, No.2
Summer 2009
$30 non-members / $25 Members

Editorial
Biting Through A Change in the Air by Nancy Utterback
Uncentering by Marian Baker
Ceramics and the Elastic Mind by Robert Silverman
Citizen Potter by Ayumi Horie
Forward to the Past: Moving Toward a Post-Oil Future by Lydia Grey
Greenware and Gratitude: A Potter's Life Rearranged by Rebecca Van Fleet
Creative Proactivity: Thinking Outside the Box by Ruth McKinney Burket
Portfolio, A Ceramic Manifesto: Toward an Expansive Future by Lauren Sandler
Ron Rivera: Activist Potter. Two tributes. by Peter Chartrand and Stephen Earp
Eyes Wide Open by Kari Radasch
Lights by Gail Kendall
Sequoia + Isaac by Sequoia Miller
Practicing Change by Amy Lenharth
Readings, Empty Promises: Accountability and the MFA degree by Raymon Elozua
When She Calls by David Beumee
Passport by Alleghany Meadows
In Praise of Incrementalism by Jessica Dubin
Transition by Ane Fabricius Christiansen
Weighing Clay by John Perreault
A Memento of Julie by Lisa Nappa
Remembering Susan Peterson by Peter Held
Supporters
Readers' Survey

Studio Potter
Vol. 38, No.1
Winter 2010
$30 non-members / $25 Members

Editorial: Money Matters Two Sides to Every Coin by Christa Assad
Mind Your Own Business by Donald Clark
Union Dues by Robert Briscoe
Making, Money, Markets by Sam Clarkson
How Many $40 Cups Does it Take to Buy a House? by Rob Sutherland
A Fine Line by Betsy Williams
First People, Then Money, Then Things by Michael Brannin
The Potters of Sirigu, Ghana by Ann Schunior
Portfolio - Economic Concerns in the Production of Takatori Ware by Andrew Maske
More Than Money by Maureen Mills
Second Acts/Second Thoughts by Don Pilcher
Crafting a Way Through Crisis by Stacy Jo Scott
What Are Things Worth? Secondary-Market Studio Ceramics by Jeffrey Spahn
Striking Out by Zach Dunn
Three Cups of Tea by Candace Newlove
Buyer Beware by Jeff Zamek
Shards - Financial Considerations Notwithstanding by Jonathan Kaplan
Readings on Money
Remembering Ruth Duckworth by Polly Ullrich

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