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8220;Christa Assad: A life made from Mudd” by Molly Hatch. October 4, 2008. I am a big fan of American Craft magazine these days. It has become a pretty well designed and well put together magazine. I keep peeking into Longfellow Books in monument square every few weeks for the next issue, the last issue was great and I am digging Molly Hatch’s. One of my new favorite clay bloggers) interview with Christa Assad. I love Uncle Henry’s. October 4, 2008. October 1, 2008. And bid on my snack station, mama nee...
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contemporary ceramics interview: Mikey Walsh
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Monday, November 24, 2008. I sat down with Michaelene Walsh to talk about her work, her past, the best compliment she's ever received and why our culture is afraid of cute. The following is a transcript of our conversation:. So I thought we could begin in the beginning, How did you get into clay? Did you start out as a ceramics person? BB- Where was that? MW- The Flathead Indian Reservation,. BB- Okay, they have a residency there? BB- What did you do there? BB-So it was a survivalist camp? MW- Entirely&#...
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contemporary ceramics interview: November 2008
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Monday, November 24, 2008. I sat down with Michaelene Walsh to talk about her work, her past, the best compliment she's ever received and why our culture is afraid of cute. The following is a transcript of our conversation:. So I thought we could begin in the beginning, How did you get into clay? Did you start out as a ceramics person? BB- Where was that? MW- The Flathead Indian Reservation,. BB- Okay, they have a residency there? BB- What did you do there? BB-So it was a survivalist camp? MW- Entirely&#...
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on blogging | ally howell
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The internet has become a vital lifeline for artists and everyone alike, EVERYone has a website that showcases work, resume, and bio. It allows us to keep uptodate as to what potters, artists, organizations all around the country and world are doing. In the last Studio Potter magazine. Tools and technology), NC Potter Michael Kline discusses this and more in his article “clay wheel rib sponge blog? 8221; His blog, “Sawdust and dirt”. I have a “website” with my images, statement, bio, and resu...I just fo...