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Of Jungles and Snow
By Anthony Richards, By Sa Wanphet
The effect of the colorful weaving wrapped in miniature around the terracotta vase is arresting; it is fine and coarse at the same time. The ethnicity is pure rural Thai heartland. Read More.
Practical Notes for Engaging the Restaurant Industry
By Tim Compton
Ceramic wares and fine dining have gone hand in hand for a long time, but as each hip new restaurant works to find its niche in the culinary community, some are turning to handmade dishware for an advantage. Read More.
Founded to Showcase the Best: A History of the National K-12 Ceramic Exhibition Foundation
By Bob Feder
None of the founders of k12clay ever dreamed that we would be where we are now, twenty-five years later. Somehow, the magic this dynamic exhibition generates seems to come back to us in generously in unexpected ways. Read More.
Three Guys Walk into a Ceramics Studio...
By Kathy King, By Mark Burns, By Stuart Gair, By Seth Rainville
A conversation with Harvard Ceramics Studio Artists-in-Residence Mark Burns, Stuart Gair, and Seth Rainville; organized, moderated, and recorded by Kathy King at the Falmouth Arts Center, Falmouth, Massachusetts. Read More.
Finding (And Teaching) the Ceramics of Iran in a Contemporary Context
By Jillian Echlin
Despite, or even because of, an uptick in political tension and uncertainty in recent months, our pots place upon us a responsibility to be conscious of our world view. Read More.
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Reclaiming Memory: Expanding the Definition of Successful Learning
By Jill Foote-Hutton and NCC Storytelling & Communications Department
NCC’s teaching artists, supported by the organization’s commitment to responsive, professional development, have developed a deep understanding of the human brain, of aging, and of healing that has helped shape the practice of ART@HAND. Read More.

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The Case for Clay in Art Education

The Case for Clay in Art Education

By Gerry Williams

The Case for Clay in Art Education: A symposium held at New York University, New York, New York, January 28-30, 1988; transcribed and printed in this issue of Studio Potter journal, and reprinted...

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Jill Foote-Hutton and NCC Storytelling & Communications Department

Jill Foote-Hutton

Jill Foote-Hutton and NCC Storytelling & Communications Department

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