Money - Vol. 38 No. 1 | Studio Potter

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Winter/Spring 2010

Money - Vol. 38 No. 1

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; Economic Concerns in the Production of Takatori Ware by Andrew Maske; More Than Money by Maureen Mills; Second Acts/Second Thoughts by Don Pilcher; and more articles by Stacy Jo Scott, Jeffrey Spahn, Zach Dunn, Candace Newlove, Jeff Zamek, and Jonathan Kaplan. Also, Remembering Ruth Duckworth by Polly Ullrich.

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Two Sides to Every Coin

Christa Assad

These are choices we self-employed creative folks must make at every turn along the path. Often the decisions reflect our constant concern with financial security and our desire to be regarded as successful amongst our friends, family, and colleagues.

Financial Considerations Notwithstanding

Jonathan Kaplan

I am often reminded of the opening scene in the movie Out of Africa: as the camera pans over spectacular country, we hear, in a voice-over, "I had a coffee plantation in Africa." That simple statement resonates quite strongly with me.

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