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CAP#: 117 Technical Kiln and Firing, Profile, Technique LATEST ISSUE →

Eliza Au: Architecture, Ceramics, and the Pursuit of Serenity

by Amy Gogarty

For some artists, creative development follows a path of constant novelty, a perpetual search for new ways to interact with, and interpret the world. For others, creative growth moves along a more mea…


Technical Technique Jayne Shatz

Decorating Pottery and Sculpture Without a Glaze

Why would a veteran ceramist want to stop using glazes? For 47 years I had a pottery business; I made functional pottery for the home, taught ceramics and sculpture in a New York High School; directed…


Technical Glaze, Kiln and Firing, Technique Howard T. Sawhill

Potter’s Reduction Diagrams

Potters have been transforming the color and texture of their pottery for thousands of years by exposing their ware to reducing environments during the kiln firing. Through experience, they’ve learned…

CAP#: 117 Technical Kiln and Firing, Technique LATEST ISSUE →

Q&A: Clay Body Absorption

by Jeff Zamek

Q: After taking my pots out of the glaze kiln I found they are leaking water. I thought the glaze would seal the pottery.


Technical Kiln and Firing, Technique Bob Kavanagh

Protoclay: A Potter’s Inquiry into Fired Granite

This article’s theme outlines two aspects of my adventure of firing granite rocks as if they were very thick stoneware: one aspect covers some techniques/procedures I came upon as I fired the rocks, t…


Technical Glaze Jeff Zamek

Cobalt on Trial

Cobalt oxide and cobalt carbonate are ceramic raw materials widely used by potters. They are frequently found in glaze and slip formulas contributing, under varied circumstances, a light to dark blue…



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