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January 5, 2009
After moving from a rural to an urban area, potter Bruce Bowers
realized that, in order to continue to feed his passion for wood
firing, he would have to get creative. And get creative, he did. With
the cooperation of the studio where he was teaching at the time, Bruce
converted an old electric kiln into a propane fueled wood burning kiln,
with great results. Today, Bruce shares the process for converting the
kiln and, on Wednesday, he will discuss how he fires the kiln.
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Firing Techniques, Studio Equipment, Ceramic Artists
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January 2, 2009
We're kicking off 2009 with a how-to ceramics video about using
paper stencils and underglaze for surface decoration. The video
features ceramic artist Eva Kwong and was filmed during the recent
Potters Council workshop "Surface, Form and Substance" in Indianapolis,
Indiana. Watch the video now! Plus, we've included some photos and a recap of the workshop.
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Ceramic Sculpture, Functional Pottery, Ceramics Decorating, Clay Tools
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December 31, 2008
On this the last day of 2008, I'd like to wish everyone a very happy
and healthy new year! And to help you start it off right, today we're
bringing you the latest installment of the Month in Clay. In it, you'll
see a brief overview of what is going on in the world of clay on this
2009-Eve and beyond! From teapots in Helsinki, to abstract sculpture in
London, to figurative works in Philly, to a functional pottery workshop
in Cincinnati, there's something for everyone, whether you're a maker,
a collector, a fan or all of the above.
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Ceramic Sculpture, Functional Pottery, Ceramic Artists
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