Woodfiring - Vol. 11 No. 1

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December 1982

Woodfiring - a survey of kilns and potters: A Portfolio of American Woodfired Pottery; Studio Potter Woodfiring Survey Results compiled by Malcolm Wright; and articles by Peter Callas, Fred Olsen, Jay Shelton, David Shaner, Mary Roehm, Richard Bresnahan, Paul Chaleff, Todd Piker, Rosa Kennedy, Bill Knoble, Greg Morgan, Col Levy, Karen Karnes, Randy Johnston, Ken Ferguson, Rob Barnard, Jill Moodie, Nancy Sweezy, and Katsuyuki Sakazume. Ohio Potters. Object and Image - Jack Troy talks about the relationship of photographs to pots. Why On Earth Do They Call It Throwing - a discussion of pottery words by a former etymologist. Tang Dynasty Harpist - commentary by Wai-kam Ho. Red Clay Tile Works 2 by Anders and Eileen Anderson (second of two parts) - technical discussion of forming, drying, clays, glazes, firing, and installation. Viktor Schreckengost of Ohio - a conversation. Ceramic Pillows by Malcolm Wright.

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Object and Image

Jack Troy

When I was a senior in high school, a photo of a young woman from a neighboring town appeared as the centerfold in a popular men's magazine, and a discussion took place among some of my schoolmates who had been friendly with her.

A Bourry Box Kiln, by Karen Karnes

Karen Karnes

For twenty-five years I worked in my studio in Stony Point, New York, with an oil downdraft kiln which had forty five feet of packing space. For the last ten years of that time I fired mainly the forty cubic foot, natural gas salt kiln I had built.

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