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CAP#: 126 Art + Perception, Editors Choice Profile LATEST ISSUE →

Garth Clark’s Endnotes: The Romantic Brutalist

by Garth Clark

I commented that they were too factory-like and while I like to blame my insensitivity on the gallery interior, it was really blindness on my part.


Art + Perception Editors Choice Historical, Kiln and Firing John Neely

The Gulgong Express

This article first appeared in CAP Issue 13


Art + Perception Editors Choice Profile Sebastian Blackie

Making Space

The French philosopher Gaston Bachelard once wrote of how we invest space with meaning. He introduced the concept of ‘topoanalysis’ a psychological study of the sites of our intimate lives. Though for…

CAP#: 125 Editors Choice, Yarrobil Theory LATEST ISSUE →

Art and the Sense of Touch

by Susan Cohen

In the past few decades, the boundaries of various art forms have become blurred as artists enhance their work by using elements usually found in different media. Ceramics have always focused on the s…


Art + Perception Editors Choice Exhibition Janet Koplos

John Gill at Yossi Milo Gallery, New York

John Gill, now retired from teaching ceramics at Alfred University, has been faceting form and color since his early days. You might say that he is stuck in the same place, but more positively say tha…


Art + Perception Editors Choice Ceramics in History, Theory Cheyenne Mapplebeck

The Space Between

Sculptural works are often defined by the space they occupy in three dimensions, with a particular focus on their relationship to purpose – be it functional, monumental, or decorative. Yet, by occupyi…



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