Semi-annual magazine. Covers feature King Kong on the Empire State Building. PROLIFICALLY ILLUSTRATED in black-and-white and full color photography. CONTENTS: Jim Makins: Urban Potter: A Conversation; Urban Potter's Odyssey: An Interim Report by Michael Frasca and Richard Aerni; Opening in New Haven by Maishe Dickman; Observations of an Urban Potter Notes From the Underground by Sarah Bodine; Shopsteading in Baltimore by Davida Kovner and Bill Lewin; Baltimore Clayworks Inc.; Nine Washington D.C. Area Potters: Photographs by Bill Fitzpatrick; Two Galleries in Washington D.C.; Tenth Century Iranian Bowl: The Freer Gallery of Art; Pottery Collections in Washington D.C. by Carolyn Hecker; Discipline and Growth by Brother Thomas; The Craft Movement Addressed Historically by H.C. Davis; Ugetsu: A Potter's Film by Charles Musser; Aesthetics, Criticism, and the Ceramic Arts by Warren MacKenzie, Tony Hepburn, and George Woodman; Hybrid Feldspars by Phillip Garnick; Editorial View From Vienna: A Craftsman's Bill of Rights by Gerry Williams; End Paper by Maria Poveka Martinez. 76 pages. LPBL.

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Title: Studio Potter: Volume 9 Number 1: December 1980
Publisher: Daniel Clark Foundation, Goffstown, NH
Publication Date: 1980
Binding: Paperback
Condition: Near Fine
Dust Jacket Condition: No Jacket as Issued

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