Ceramics: Art and Perception aims to set the international standard as a high quality journal dedicated to ceramic art. With a total of 120 pages, it contains approximately 25 substantial reviews, articles and regular features on a broad range of ceramics related subjects with excellent colour photographs throughout.
Contained | Contenu: Volume Realised Through Clay and Glass
Turning the UK’s Royal Academy Summer Exhibition on its Head
Ji-Sook Lee’s recent works: from scholar’s accoutrements from the past to female objects in the present
Ken Matsuzaki: Looking for Shapes The Clay Deserves
Marie Woo Clay Odyssey: A Retrospective at Birmingham Bloomfield Art Centre
Clay 2018 Gulgong
Masterful Moments • The Masters of Clay Gulgong 2018 were given the opportunity to share a favourite piece and a reflection upon it. The following are their Masterful Moments.
Clay Gulgong – the inaugural National K-12 Student Ceramics Competition
Postcard from Italy
The Thing Released into the Water: Şirin Koçak’s Ceramics
Toni Ross: A Woman’s Way of Contemporary Minimalism
‘Telling’ Stories: Ray Gonzales at Axis Gallery
Destroyed Present: On Ravit Lazer’s Exhibition Ruins
Mustafa Ağatekin and the Concept of Belonging
The Concept of Beauty in Urhobo Pottery
Contemporary Ceramics and the Past
Porcelain and River Mud: a Chinese Art Residency
The Cairn Project: Healing Through Clay
Remembering the Empty Coolamons
Soda Ash in Oxidation
Q&A Glaze Shivering
Drawing and Ceramics: Pioneering a Digital Solution
Chemical Analysis of Local Kansas Clay and its use in Ceramic Art
Lale Demir Oransay’s Precise Ceramic Structures
Creating ToTeM
