Utah Potters / Perception - Vol. 17 No. 1

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December 1988

Utah Potters / Perception - Vol.17 No. 1

The Inventive Beginning in the Creative Works of Leningrad Artists by Vladimir Vasiljkovskii. Peteris Martinson by Ruta Chayupova. Visual Perception - physiology, culture, psychology, and mysticism: Articles by David Shaner, David Hubel, Howard Gardner, Betty Edwards, Anthony G. Barrand, Clary Illian, Robert Farris Thompson, George Woodman, Jonathan Fairbanks, Louise Allison Cort, Jack Troy, Tony Hepburn, John Stephenson, Susanne Stephenson, Jim Melchert, Beatrice Wood, Erich Neumann, Ralph Metzner, Catharine Wright, and Kabir. Odyssey of a Tilemaker - Farley Tobin talks about public art commissions. 14 Utah Potters. Pottery and Revolution in Nicaragua by Mika Seeger. A Modern Anagama Kiln by Fred Olsen and Edgar DeForest.

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Looking with the Heart

Louise Allison Cort

I asked him about how he had been taught to see, and he responded with a parable: "Look at things with the heart" (kokoro de mono we miru).

The Secret Life of Pots

Jack Troy

For the past twenty years I have sold work at a large arts festival near my home.

Perception / Inner and Outer Vision

John Stephenson

Henri Poincare, the nineteenth-century French mathematician who discovered fuchsian functions, has written, “Every day I seated myself at my work table, stayed an hour or two, tried a great number of combinations and reached no results.

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