Ceramics Monthly, March 2003

Paper bound, this issue celebrates 50 years of publishing (1953-2003). Quarto. Pp144. Features include: Sam Chung by Glen R. Brown (Biomorphic soda-fired porcelain vessels); Miguel Vazquez - Ceramic sculpture at Museu del Cantir in Argentona, Spain; Finding One's Own Voice by Jeff Shapiro (Establishing artistic identity while avoiding complacency); Kazegama by Steve Davis (A portable gas kiln that gives wood-fired results); Traditional Values from Down Under: La Trobe University's David Stuchbery by Karen Terpstra; Sustaining a Standard of Living by Sara Baker (Business concerns can have a positive effect on aesthetics); Some Assembly Required: The Work of Richard Milette by Louana M. Lackey; Melissa Greene by Jim Weaver (Imagery informed by a desire to connect with the natural world); Mark Issenberg by David Finkelnburg (A Georgia postter with related interests in earth, fire and water); Tony Natsoulas' Barococo: Humorous portraiture based on 18th-century fashion; Ceramics in Guanajuato, Mexico: A Look at Five Contemporary Studios by Carol Ventura; Interior Vessels by Lori Neal (Constructing double-walled vase forms); The Kiln Exhaust Sniffer: A Do-It-Yourself Oxygen Probe by Roger Graham; When Bad Glazes Happen to Good Potters: An Unsolved Mystery by Cynthia Spencer. Two-inch tear to side edge of rear cover else a very good or better copy. 402 grams - ships lettermail at reduced postage when you contact us directly! We welcome all reasonable offers on our books. All books in stock and available for immediate shipment from Winnipeg, Manitoba.…