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Akar Design
Many pots to look at on this USA gallery site.
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Anagama West - a pyromaniac's dream
Greetings. I present this website to all people who love woodfired pottery. What follows is a short little story about an anagama - it's construction, it's firing, and the people who helped bring it all together. Indeed, no anagama can ever be a solo experience and in my case, three people in particular have enabled me to realize a long standing dream.
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Anagama: Wood-fired Stoneware from Shigaraki
Anagama: Wood-fired Stoneware from Shigaraki
Shigaraki is situated in the heart of the Japanese Islands,
and is one of the six oldest pottery centers in Japan.
The work featured here comes primarily from Anagama
style kilns, the oldest style kiln in Japan.
by Shiho Kanzaki
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Andrew Walford
Andrew Walford lives in Kwazulu Natal with his wife Leanda and four children halfway between Durban and Pietermaritzburg, South Africa. Andrew draws much inspiration for his decoration from the many trees and birds in his environment. He works in the Japanese tradition with thick chun glazes sifted by hand from wood ash, colours of rich resonant tenmokus, fatty whites and shades of celadon, then decorating with brushwork. He fires to a temperature of 1380 degrees Celsius.
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Angela Mellor M.A. - Contemporary Bone China
My work investigates the translucency of bone china and its potential for the transmission of light.
I am deeply interested in the environment. Landscapes, light and coastal environments are reflected in my work. Photography has enabled me to captivate not only line and colour but also the unique mysterious quality of light.
All of my work is slipcast in bone china and fired to 1250° C in an electric kiln
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Auckland Studio Potters
The ASP is actively involved in promoting pottery and ceramics through its exhibition programme, its teaching programme and in the support of the pottery community. If you are interested in supporting an arts organisation or are passionate about pottery then please join the Auckland Studio Potters by contacting either Peter Lange or Duncan Shearer.
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Bath Potters Supplies
A well known pottery supplies shop with lots of useful information.
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Bill Boyd - Crystaline Ceramics
Canadian potter specialising in large- crystal glazes.
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Bonita Cohn - ANAGAMA MAMA
My art is born, expressed in clay. Timeless, subtle, useful and beautiful.
In clay are my feelings; into the deep center I pull: it becomes a bowl.
To make pottery is to give form to what I love.
Through my bare hands the body and soul meet; Spirit in a vessel, tried by kiln fire.
A collaboration of the four elements: earth, air, fire, water.
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Brian Gartside
Brian's studio and workshop are in rural Pukekohe, New Zealand where he produces a unique, colourful range of domestic and decorative ware. In New Zealand he has tutored, demonstrated and exhibited widely and successfully. In the past ten years he has also conducted forty workshops and seminars in Australia, Canada, Britain and the USA .His ceramic work is represented in most of the Art museum collections in New Zealand. Brian employs strong colourful images that reflect some elements of the diverse New Zealand landscape.
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CAAWA - Ceramic Arts Association of Western Australia
Includes examples of work by:- Angela Mellor, Bernard Kerr, Helen Manson, Janet Kovesi Watt, Robyn Lees, Sandra Black, Alison Brown, Pip Drysdale & Cher Shackleton. Also includes coverage of recent exhibitions and a number of interesting articles.
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Cairns Potters' Club
Web pages of Cairns Potters' Club, which is comparable to our own Society and worth a look.
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Ceramic Industry
Published articles from the Ceramic Industry magazine. There are many articles here of interest to potters with a more technical bent or to those building kilns and other equipment used by potters.
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Ceramic Review
The international ceramics magazine of ceramic art and craft
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Ceramics Monthly
Ceramics Monthly is an internationally distributed magazine on ceramic art and craft. Each issue includes articles on potters and ceramics artists from throughout the world, exhibitions, and production processes, as well as critical commentary, book and video reviews, clay and glaze recipes, kiln designs and firing techniques, advice from experts in the field, and ads for available materials and equipment. While principally covering contemporary work, the magazine also looks back at influential artists and events from the past.
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Ceramics Today
Born of the defunct ceramics.about.com site, Ceramics Today is a comprehensive site exploring all aspects of ceramics and pottery. The links database has about 1500 ceramics links, the largest regularly maintained ceramics links database anywhere on the net - now with the 'Links Accuracy Guarantee'.
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Ceramic-Society.co.uk
Includes a huge web directory with links to potters, festivals & events, arts boards, internet galleries potters' associations and much more.
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Chrysalis Seed Trust
The Chrysalis Seed Trust website and social network Essential art news, including competitions, funding, residencies and other opportunities. Exhibition reviews, topical interviews and features. A directory to helpful organisations and resources. All to help contemporary visual artists connect with each other, develop their practices and explore the intersection of art and Christian faith.
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CLAY AND GLAZE EXPLORATION - Brian Gartside
The pages in this gallery are selected from a series of articles that I wrote for the "New Zealand Potter" magazine-mainly technical topics that describe easy and low-tech methods for glazing and clay formulation. Some of the charts have links to written comments.
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Clay Art Web Guide
Gateway for ceramic and pottery information on the Web with 50 themed categories and over 1500 links.
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ClayArt Archive
This service is a breakdown of the discussion on Clayart - the internet discussion group. Clayart is now hosted and run by the American Ceramics Society, and this site is a categorised archive of that discussion. The archive started in March '96 and is updated at least once a week. The classification is semi-automated, about 95% accurate, and contains 80% of the messages on Clayart (the others don't lend themselves to easy classification!).
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ClayArt Websites
A site maintained by Helen Bates - URL's and Access to Archives for each member of the ClayArt discussion group.
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Claystation
The ClayStation started as a very small web project that incorporated some ceramic techniques I use, as well as an online gallery to show some of my ceramic pieces. As you use the ClayStation you will see that it has become much, much more.The Goal of the ClayStation is to be the best navigation tool that guides one with ease through the world wide web of ceramics.
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Claystation - Links to Glaze Recipes and Resources
Claystation is a portal site. This is the site's list of links to glaze recipes
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Claywales
This site lists potters and pottery resources in Wales.
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Clayzee - World of Ceramics
This excellent portal lists sites ranging from functional pottery, ceramic art, industrial ceramics to manufacturers, suppliers, classes and educational institutions.
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Cobcraft Pottery Supplies
Cobcraft is New Zealand's complete wholesale and retail supplier of pottery, machinery, china painting and ceramic supplies.
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Connie Christianson - Functional Porcelain
Focus on woodfired shino
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Creative Napier Inc
Napier's Community Arts Council. Supports and promotes Hawke's Bay art and artists through its gallery/shop, website, newsletter, small grants and events such as festivals. Database of local artists and information on funding and art opportunities.
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Critical Ceramics
Critical Ceramics is a charitable arts education organization which serves as an international catalyst for contemporary ceramic art, artists, patrons, and the general public by producing a web site of timely articles, dynamic discussions, and informative reviews. Themes include creativity, aesthetics, contemporary art, culture, exhibitions, artistic movements, art criticism, and individual artists.
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Crystalieri.Org
The on-line museum of crytalline glazed ceramics
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Crystalline Ceramics
A resource for Crystallieri, compiled and occasionally updated by Fara and Jeannie Shimbo.
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Cuzick Pottery - Studio of David and Mary Cuzick
David Cuzick specializes in functional art pottery and in sculptural ceramics. Mary's produces carved porcelain ware decorated with asymmetrical balance. Ed Thompson's thrown and carved work is strong and full-bodied.
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David Hewitt Pottery
Glaze Software - Stoneware & Porcelain Pottery - Pottery Techniques. Some valuable information for serious students of glaze technology.
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Dorset Pottery Group
This is a new website being established by the Dorset group. It has links to groups members and publishes a newsletter on-line.
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Edge City - Studio of Louise Rive and Chuck Joseph
Louise Rive and Chuck Joseph of Edge City have been working artists producing fired ceramic art, oil paintings and sculpture at 65 Old Mill Road, (up the road from Savage Street) Westmere, Auckland , New Zealand, for 25 years.
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Educational Site - DigitalFire
Tony Hansen maintains a site containing lots of valuable information for studio potters on clay and glaze matters. This site includes articles by recognised authorities in the field of glaze technology
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eGroups - ClayArt
Yahoo Groups site for ClayArt. Search by Subject, Date or Author. Sorts top subjects, top URL and top posting authors
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Ferrin Gallery - Contemporary Ceramic Art
Ferrin Gallery, a gallery specializing in ceramic art.
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Form Gallery
Form Gallery exists to showcase and retail the work of New Zealand contemporary craft artists. During the last ten years of operation in its previous location in Cathedral Square, Form Gallery has established a strong local and international clientele.
Now located within the Christchurch Art Gallery on Worcester Boulevard, Form Gallery continues to display and retail the work of leading New Zealand artists in a diverse range of media including cast glass, blown glass, wood, bronze, ceramics, weaving and jewellery.
Alongside our retail function, Form Gallery plays an important role in presenting to our Christchurch audience and visitors to the city, the work of emerging and established Craft Artists in the form of both solo and group exhibitions. Our exhibition schedule is structured to include shows that seek to present new and innovative pieces as well as shows of a more accessible nature.
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Frog Pond Pottery
The website of John Hesselberth, the potter of Frog Pond Pottery. His work focus on functional pottery influenced by an attraction to African art, textured surfaces, geometric patterns, and subdued slips and glazes. Hesselberth is co-author of "Mastering C.6 Glazes" and of the glaze software package called "Glaze Master"
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Furnace Engineering
Furnace Engineering are long established suppliers of kilns for both the hobby and the craft and smaller industrial market.
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Garth Clark Gallery
Garth Clark Gallery operates two exhibition spaces in New York City and Long Island City. GCGs international stable of artists includes major ceramists from the 20th and 21st century, and work by non-specialist sculptors, painters and photographers who have made a distinguished contribution to the medium. (See ARTISTS for the full stable). The gallery is extremely active and effective in this specialized secondary market, reselling individual objects as well as entire collections.
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Gary R Ferguson - Raku Clay Artist
Gary Ferguson specializes in raku techniques. This site has links to many other raku artists and includes recipes for raku glazes and other resources.
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Gerlach Baas
Dutch studio craft potter: thrown, one-off pieces -- recent images, information on ash-glazes, biography, links and more
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Glenbervie Pottery
The website for Greg Barron and Jin Ling in Whangarei, New Zealand
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Grayson Perry
British potter - winner of the covetted and sometimes controversial 2003 Turner Prize.
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Greg Daly : Australian Ceramics and Glazes
Greg Daly is an Australian Ceramist specializing in glaze techniques, lustres and surface treatments including gold and silver leaf. He has lectured at ANU School of Art in Canberra for many years.
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Guild.com
This is a e-commerce site that has a great and widely varied collection of ceramics amongst other crafts. Very good serach capability.
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Hadrian Mendoza
Hadrian Mendoza, a stoneware Potter, works with a fearless and audacious search for the unusual and indigenous forms, including expressionistic and abstract shapes. Mendoza was a Business Administration graduate at Mary Washington College in Virginia and a former student at the Corcoran School of Art in Washington DC, where he was awarded the prestigious 1996-1997 Anne and Arnold Abramson award for Excellence in Ceramics.
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Hank Murrow, Potter
Welcome to Hank Murrow's pottery site! Here you will find links to a studio tour, shino pots, woodfire & anagama pots, metaphorical pots, current pots, my Tea interest, older work, kilns & tools used, and The Story... while Hank is busy in the actual studio in Eugene, Oregon......the heart of the beautiful Willamette Valley.
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International Ceramics Directory
A portal/directory that covers industry and art-based ceramics. You can also submit articles about ceramics and promote your knowledge.
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Jack Troy
I am one of many potters who feel rewarded by orchestrating a dance between the tentative certainties and the inevitable mysteries of working with clay.
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Joe Davis
Luscious functional ceramics from a potter in Hawaii, USA
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John Dix
An American potter living in Japan. He draws on influences from the East and West, combining traditional Japanese wood-firing with Western style salt-glazing.
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John Parker
John Parker is one of New Zealand's foremost mid-career ceramic artists.
"My forms and aesthetic, of the stark and the industrial, have always put me out of step with the craft based organic oriented mainstream of NZ pottery....."
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Kamaka Pottery
Anagama Wood Fired Pottery by Bruce & Estelle Martin
Kamaka Pottery is located in Valentine Road, 10km South-West of Hastings, Hawkes Bay, New Zealand. A large selection of wood fired pottery by Bruce and Estelle Martin is available from the workshop gallery and visitors are welcome.
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Kickwheel Pottery Supply, Inc.
Olympic Kilns and many other pottery items.
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L&L Kiln Mfg
L&L Kiln Mfg
is dedicated to making the most thoughtfully engineered electric ceramic kilns in the world today. We offer the best kilns, the widest product line, the best technical support and the fastest deliveries - at prices that are a remarkable value. Why settle for less?
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Laguna Clay Company
An international ceramic supply company located in California, USA
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London Potters
London Potters is a voluntary organisation formed in 1986 to provide a forum for the exchange of ideas and experiences of all those involved with or interested in ceramics. It is the only London-based society offering membership to both professional and non-professional ceramicists; all its members are united by the appreciation of ceramic art and a desire to further their knowledge and communicate with fellow ceramic artists and collectors.
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Lopdell House Gallery
Welcome to Lopdell House Gallery, Waitakere CityâÂÂs Regional Art Gallery. Our focus is to present contemporary art through a diverse programme of exhibitions and events. This link will take you to the 2001 and 2002 Portage Ceramic Awards
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Luxton Artist Studio
Phillip Luxton has been a craftsman for twenty years. His field has been large-scale ceramics for the garden and environs. Themes have included upright fountains, wall fountains, birthbaths, urns, sculptural murals and sculptures. All his work has been "one off" original pieces.
Architecture and building ornamentation have been a passion, influencing his work for the past ten years.
Phillip's standing has grown to the point where he often features in the newspapers, magazines and in reviews.
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Matrix Glaze Calculation Software
Glaze software for PC computers plus much more information.
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Midlands Potters Association
The association welcomes anyone interested in hand made ceramics Our aims are:- to stimulate awareness and understanding of studio pottery in all its forms;
to promote and maintain communications between those interested in craft pottery; to encourage and develop standards in the craft and to provide activities of interest to members.
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NamSook Chang
Website for NamSook Chiang who graduated in 2003 with her Master of Fine Arts degree from the School of Art, Otago Polytechnic in Dunedin New Zealand.
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Nelson Potters Association
NelsonPotters.co.nz is a directory of working studio potters in the Nelson/Golden Bay region of New Zealand, providing location maps, images and profiles of ceramic work, from handcrafted tableware, clay art to garden sculpture.
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North Wales Potters
North Wales Potters aims to encourage the exchange of ideas, techniques and philosophy whilst also providing marketing opportunities for the membership with our exhibition programme.
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Northern Potters Association
The Northern Potters Association was formed in September 1977 to promote ceramics in the north of England. We are committed to encouraging all those who have a passion for clay, glaze and kilns and to creating opportunities for the exchange of information on materials, techniques, fellowship, and a sense of community.
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Nottingham Center for the Arts
Nottingham Center for the Arts is in San Marcos, Southern California, USA. It offers artist residencies, workshops, conferences, seminars, exhibits, art events, and special facilities use for artists, as well as meeting and event space to other arts organizations.
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Oregon Potters Association
The non-profit Oregon Potters Association is a group of potters working in Oregon and Southwest Washington, USA. Our goal is to promote individual creativity, excellence and growth through education and a cooperative spirit.
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Otago Arts Guide
This site promotes the Otago Arts Guide which explores Otago's rich cultural landscape. The publication spans the major road networks from North Otago, through Dunedin, south to Balclutha and the Catlins, then west to Central Otago taking in Queenstown, Arrowtown and Wanaka. Seventeen art trails lead the cultural explorer to artist studios, dealer galleries, museums, cafes, wineries and accommodation. The Otago Arts Guide includes stories about artists' careers and their craft, accompanied by photographs or illustrations, creating a balance between reference and the many personal stories behind the art of the region.
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Pigeontoestudio, Paintings and Ceramic Art
Pigeontoestudio is a cooperative of two people, Gus Scott and Lou Moser. We are producing paintings and ceramic sculpture mostly. Some people buy our work. We live In Golden Bay, New Zealand.
Our belief is universal benevolent creativity. In this multicoloured sevendimensional world. The art we do is a continuous process.
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Plum Tree Pottery - John Glick
John Glick's new website.
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Potfest
Organisers of huge pot sales in the UK, has links to many British and European potters.
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Potfest in the Pens x 10
A book celebrating the first ten years of Potfest in the Pens. Potfest in the Pens x 10 contains the names of all 750 potters who have exhibited at the first ten shows along with images of the work of 86 individual makers.
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Potters - South Wales & West Country Collective
At POTTERS we provide the widest range of handmade decorative & functional ceramics in Britain.
We are a marketing co-operative (est. 1996) of fifty independant professional potters and ceramic artists.
Because our members also serve as POTTERS' staff, we can offer our pottery and ceramic sculpture at very competitive prices, keeping operational costs down while providing staff who know and appreciate what they sell.
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Potters Clay - the Clay People
Potters Clay are a clay manufacturing business in the lovely province of Nelson, within the South Island of New Zealand. This area boasts many potters, artists and crafts people, a cultural and artistic mix that really enhances our diverse and welcoming lifestyle. Add to this our wonderful sunny climate and there is no better place in the world to make clay.
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Potterycrafts
A very useful site for beginners, with information sheets on a whole range of topics, easily downloadable as Word documents.
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Red Hill Pottery
At Red Hill Pottery, John Anthony makes pots for everyday use. Many of these pots are wood fired in a single chambered catenary arch kiln
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Rewa Gallery - Stewart Fulljames
Stewart Fulljames is a ceramic artist and painter, who is based at the Rewa Gallery, Manawatu, New Zealand.
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Rick Rudd
Rick Rudd is one of New Zealand's leading ceramic artists. This web site gives a complete background about Rick, his work and his native garden (which you can visit). His pottery can be bought or commissioned from the web site. Rick has works included in most of the museum and art gallery collections in New Zealand and his pottery has been exhibited widely in NZ and overseas
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Robert Compton Pottery
To all our Potter Friends,
We will be giving workshops at our studio again this summer. However we are not mailing a printed postcard as we have in years past. All information about this summers sessions are on our website
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Rufford Craft Centre
The Gallery at Rufford Craft Centre has acquired an international reputation for its varied programme of craft exhibitions and events. The Ceramic Centre was opened in 1998 and has a collection of British studio pottery, a research facility, a library, a retail area and a studio complete with a residency programme. A full programme of participatory events and workshops is also available.
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Scottish Potters Association
The Scottish Potters Association, founded in 1974, is one of the oldest organisations in Scotland providing vital support to ceramics. It encourages a high standard of work,fostering enthusiasm and interest, and creating a network of professional and amateur practitioners and interested individuals and organisations. This site has links to many potters and pottery groups in Scotland
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Shiho Kanzaki
Web site of Japanese master, Shiho Kanzaki, well worth a visit if you're into anagama wood firing. Also has images of Jeff Shapiro's work.
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SideStoke
This site is concerned with anagamas and other woodfired kilns, woodfired pots and woodfirers themselves.
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Southern Ceramic Group
Pottery and ceramics information for UK potters, sculptors and ceramicists in Hampshire and the surrounding Counties
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Steve Irvine
Website for Canadian potter Steve Irvine. The site is frequently updated with recent works in cone 10 stoneware. There are also pages on porcelain, teapots, tea bowls and latest news from the studio.
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Studio Potter
Well known ceramics periodical from USA. This site has many articles from earlier issues.
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StudioPottery.co.uk
Claims to be the UK's leading on line information site linking potters, galleries and collectors with a shared enthusiasm for Studio Ceramics.
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SUCAWS the Strictly Unofficial ClayArt Web Site
SUCAWS is an acronym for the 'Strictly Unofficial Clay Art Web Site'. The site is free to all subscribers to "Clay Art", the Ceramic Discussion List hosted by the American Ceramic Society (ACERS) and moderated by Mel Jacobson.
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Taking Quality Photographs of your Pots
Two articles describing in detail a setup which will allow you to take good quality photographs of your pots. The article addresses the equipment you will need and how to use the setup.
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Tasmanian Potters Society
Since 1971, The Tasmanian Potters' Society (Southern Branch) has existed as a support group for potters in the days when clay was difficult to purchase by bag, most potters digging and preparing their own, and there was no potters supply shop in Tasmania.
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Teapot Treasures
Teapot Treasures offers a unique selection of contemporary teapots for collectors or tea drinkers - Handcrafted, Contemporary, Whimsical, Collectibles, English, Japanese cast iron teapots.
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Teppo Honkala
Teppo Honkala is a 27-year old ceramic artist specializing in modern ceramics. He does kick-wheel thrown pottery, rakufired handbuilt sculptural jugs and wall pieces such as ceramic tiles and large reliefs. He has recently started a studio of his own in Klaukkala, Finland. In 2001 Teppo worked in Barry Brickell's Coromandel, New Zealand studio. There he gained valuable experience as an apprentice.
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The American Ceramic Society
Mission - The American Ceramic Society serves its members and the worldwide ceramic community by promoting the development and use of ceramics through forums for knowledge exchange.
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The American Ceramic Society - Clayart
How to join or leave the Clayart Discussion Group and access to Clayart Archives
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The Ceramics Web
The SDSU CeramicsWeb is an experimental web site for ceramics. It includes a such things as databases of glaze recipes and material analyses, links to other ceramics web sites, health and safety information, and a variety of educational materials related to ceramics.
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The Nutpoint Gallery
The Nutpoint Gallery is an Exhibition, Music & Nature Centre. It offers a wonderful & unique venue for Art and art related workshops, field days, seminars and concerts in the countryside. Old farm machinery display & Native plants create this unique setup. There is an ongoing exhibition of an array of artists including work in clay, pottery, wood, painting and stone. The Gallery organizes and hosts the very successful annual 'West Melton Art Exhibition' conducted in high summer.
We have a wide variety of Music Concerts, happening on the last Saturday of each month, most weeks of the year.
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The Oakwood Gallery
Oakwoodceramics is the web-site of The Oakwood Gallery. The site includes: four galleries containing wonderful examples of the potters art; a collection of fine contemporary ceramics for purchase; an exhibition programme; a magazine containing articles and information on and about contemporary ceramics; a list of potters: A brief profile of the potters associated with the gallery with some examples of work currently exhibited in the gallery
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The Waterman Chronicles
Online gallery and archive of studio ceramics, pottery, poetry, computer art, NZ orbital space images, writing and inspiration by New Zealand artist John Waterman.
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Titirangi Potters Club
With excellent facilities and a thriving membership, Titirangi Potters Club has
helped new potters to develop their skills in a friendly and supportive
environment. Whether you lean towards the functional potterâÂÂs craft or
want to express yourself through contemporary ceramic artistry, the Titirangi
club offers a friendly studio in which to explore your boundaries.
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Tom & Elaine Coleman - Porcelain & Stoneware
First and most, I believe one must have a true love of the medium. Second I believe in quality, the highest one can achieve to their ability. Third, since I was trained in the classic Japanese tradition I think that pure form, composition and balance must be learned before one can attempt such things as sculptural or a-symmetrical pieces.
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UK Potters
Interesting site of a potters' cooperative shop, started in 1995. Shop members check it out.
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Vicki Hardin - Clay Art Pottery
This site showcases the ceramic works of Vicki Hardin that are fired with pit fire and raku techniques. Here you may visit Vicki's online gallery and find out where her work is shown.
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Victorian Web - literature, history & culture in the age of Victoria
If you are interested in Victoriana this is the site for you.
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Wellbeloved Gallery
Gallery in Portland, England. This gallery archives summaries of it's exhibitions and exhibitors - a great source of information about British potters that have exhibited in the gallery.
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William Melstrom - Spiral Studio
Crystalline Glazed Porcelain
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