Change - Vol. 37 No. 2 | Studio Potter

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Summer/Fall 2009

Change - Vol. 37 No. 2

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; A Ceramic Manifesto: Toward an Expansive Future by Lauren Sandler; Eyes Wide Open by Kari Radasch; Lights by Gail Kendall; Sequoia + Isaac by Sequoia Miller; and more articles by Amy Lenharth, Raymon Elozua, David Beumee, Alleghany Meadows, Jessica Dubin, Ane Fabricius Christiansen, and John Perreault. Also: A Memento of Julie by Lisa Nappa; Remembering Susan Peterson by Peter Held.

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Uncentering

Marian Baker

Just living life seems to be in cahoots with lessening of control. It's evident in all the Murphy's Law references, in having children, in moving or changing jobs.

Citizen Potter

Ayumi Horie

Citizen potter: A potter who is an active participant of a community, be it geographic, ceramic, or online, and who is seeking social change based on passions and convictions.

A Ceramic Manifesto: Toward an Expansive Future

Lauren Sandler

Contemporary ceramics is a truly pluralistic art form. With a layered and vast history, ceramics has found its way into all genres and corners of the art world.

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