Architectural Ceramics - Vol. 17 No. 2

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June 1989

Architectural Ceramics - past and present: Articles by Margaret Henderson Floyd, Susan Tunick, by Drew Krause, Susan Brown and Denise Komisarek, Peter King, and also profiles of twenty artists and studios. And/Or: Hispanic Art, American Culture by John Beardsley. Hispanic Ceramic Artists - interviews with twelve artists in Los Angeles and Miami. The Ceramics of Vladimir Sergeevich Vasilkovskij by Michael Andreevich Kopylkov. Radon in the Potter's Studio by John B. Langley.

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Guerilla Mosaics

Susan Brown and Denise Komisarek

It is hard to decide which cliché aptly fits how we got our start in the business of ceramic tile and mosaic. Either a simple twist of fate or being in the right place at the right time-or a little of both.

Architectural Terra Cotta: 1900-1990

Susan Tunick

This is an innovation. It is indestructible and as hard and as smooth as any porcelain ware. It will be washed by every rainstorm and may if necessary be scrubbed like a dinner plate.

Architectural Ceramics

Architectural Ceramics may be regarded as a blend of function and aesthetics. Functional tiles serve primarily as an integral part of a building, whereas tiles that exist for aesthetic value alone can be said to be art.

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