Starting Out - Vol. 33 No. 1

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December 2004

Starting Out; Bernadette Curran, Julie Crosby, Matt Burton, Sarah Heimann, Kristen Kieffer, Michael Kline, Jay Owens, Steven Rolf, Todd Wahlstrom and Aysha Peltz, Sequoia Miller; Crawling Through Mud Avant-Garde Ceramics In Post-War Japan by Louise Allison Cort; Self-Taught by Nancy Utterback; Exploring The Domestic Landscape Alleghany Meadows And The Artstream Gallery; Recreating The Black Ding Glaze by Jon Singer; Meeting China by Gerry Willimas; The Goal Of Ceramic Journals And Their Influence On The Field by Gerry Williams; Araki Takako: A Remembrance by Donna Nicholas.

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Starting Out

Julie Crosby

I stood at the top of the driveway in the falling snow, stunned by the beauty and by the great task ahead of me.

Crawling Through Mud: Avant-garde Ceramics in Postwar Japan

Louise Allison Cort

The leading figures in this movement were a group of young Kyoto potters who looked not back - to historical models or an ideal of rustic simplicity - but outward across national traditions and boundaries.

Self-taught

Nancy Utterback

Nancy Utterback reminisces about her beginnings in pottery while examining her experience as a self-taught potter.

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