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June/July/August Focus: Work and Play: The Potter’s Life

Choosing Solitude: Jeff Oestreich
Deeply Invested: Silvie Granatelli
Small Rewards, But Who’s Counting? Blair Meerfeld
Hard Work, Soft Clay: Mark Shapiro
Foundation Stones: John Glick
Pots in the Real World: Ayumi Horie

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Firing: Philosophies Within Contemporary Ceramic Practice
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June/July/August Features:
	Painful Truths: the Art of Greg Penner by Braden Frieder Hovering somewhere between fine art and kitsch, Penner’s sculptures seem cute, comical and playfully absurd. Then you realize all is not well here. monthly methods Cast-Offs and Slip Casts
	The Eight-Month Workshop: A Journey of Discovery by Steven Hill The premise was straightforward: bring together a group of ceramics artists with at least rudimentary technical skills and help them find their personal voice. Piece of cake!
	Reinventing Oneself by Hollis Walker After many years of assisting with his wife’s skyrocketing art career, Michael Lancaster returns to his own work and takes it in a brand new direction. monthly methods Raku Safely by Michael Lancaster