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Ceramics News Briefs International

January 23, 2012
Ceramics News Briefs International

UNITED STATES: Warriors with a difference, Helena Independent Record - Today is Chinese New Year, an appropriate time to begin the week’s briefs with a story about a Chinese artist. Wanxin Zhang builds life-size sculptures of humans with “the coil and slab method from the ground up, hollowing out the clay, cutting the piece into…

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Auntie Del’s Czech porcelain soup tureen

October 6, 2011
Auntie Del’s Czech porcelain soup tureen

My great-aunt was an elfin creature and most probably fey, like my mom. She had a tinkling laugh that went up and down the scale. Our family is fond of our Irish heritage and Auntie Del and her sister Dorie, my grandma, were the standard bearers. How many urchins of similar stripe must have lived…

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“Pottery artist learned his life-skills in Butte”

September 22, 2011
“Pottery artist learned his life-skills in Butte”

This story ran in the August 25, 2001 edition of Butte’s newspaper, The Montana Standard. It’s an excellent story that ran about the time  Autio’s solo exhibition, “Rudy,” opened. For more information about the Archie Bray Foundation, click here. _______________________________ “Pottery artist learned his life-skills in Butte” by Montana Lee Newspapers MISSOULA — Before Rudy…

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Are potters and ceramists down-to-earth?

September 2, 2011
Are potters and ceramists down-to-earth?

Potters and ceramists are… Of course, the first thing that comes to my mind is ‘down-to-earth.’ It is a cliché, yes, but is it true? Think about the people you’ve known that you met or know because of clay…. Classmates, friends, colleagues. Can we honestly say they are down-to-earth? What does this idiom mean, anyway,…

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