Traditional / Modern - Vol. 18 No. 2

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June 1990

Mainstream and the Establishment - the relationship of craft to modern art: Articles by John Perreault, Rob Barnard, Kevin Hluch, and by Robert Gray, a commentary on fourteen pots from the collection of the Freer Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C. by Rob Barnard and Martin Amt, and comments on feet by Malcom Wright, John Glick, Byron Temple, and by Ken Pick. Hawaii - a trip through the islands and visits with potters. Czechoslovak Ceramics by Jana Hornekova. Czechoslovakian Ceramics Today by Marion Monk. Circles - a short course in visual design by Richard White. Pyrometer and Pyrometer Assemblies by John Terragni. Ben Cohen of Ben & Jerry's - an interview. Results of the 1989 Readership Survey.

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Hawaii, A Haole in King Kamehameha's Court

Gerry Williams

Chiu Leong strips off his shirt and steps briskly onto the black lava flow. The sun blazes down and its hot. I tie a handkerchief around my head and follow Chiu. We pick our way across a mile of crunchy a' a' and smooth pahoehoe lava...

An Interview with Ben Cohen of Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream

"I made functional pots on the wheel: plates, low bowls, canisters, teapots, water pipes. I enjoyed wheelwork. Mostly I made stoneware and nevergot into porcelain, but glazing was my big problem. I spent all my time in the potshop and even stopped being enrolled at school just to hang out at the shop with my dog Malcolm." -Ben Cohen

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