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Ceramics Education Call for submissions

     
 

In 2009 we are planning to publish a special issue of Interpreting Ceramics on the theme of ceramics education. We invite submissions for possible publication from all parts of the world. Potential articles could focus on any aspect of ceramics education, from the university sector to small scale projects. We particularly want to reflect the range of approaches occurring internationally. We welcome submissions of groups of articles focusing on a particular country or region, as well as submissions from individual authors. Please see our Submissions Guidelines page for advice on the preparation of your text.

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Gender and Ceramics: Old Forms and New Markets

by Moira Vincentelli


Indigenous Knowledge Systems (IKS) & Zulu Ceramic Arts: Azolina MaMncube Ngema, One Woman’s Story

by Elizabeth Perrill


Barvas Ware: Women Potters of Barvas, Isle of Lewis, Outer Hebrides.

by Kate Wilson


The Pottery of Northern Ghana

by Anna Craven


The Role and Status of Women in the Pottery-Making Traditions of the Western Balkans

by Richard Carlton


Coalpot and Canawi: Traditional Creole Pottery in the Contemporary Commonwealth Caribbean

by Patricia Fay


An Angolan Heritage: The Ceramics of Helga Gamboa

by Helga Gamboa


Dialogues with Tradition in the Ceramics of Eytan Gross

by Nurith Kenaan-Kedar


Sankofa exhibition at Manchester, review

by Angharad Thomas


Sankofa exhibition at Aberystwyth, review

by Kathy Talbot and Louise Chennell


Searching For Beauty, Richard Jacobs, book review

by Conor Wilson


Review of the event 'Richard Jacobs and Jeffrey Jones in conversation in Cardiff

by Natasha Mayo


Breaking the Mould, book review

by Alison Britton


Kiln Building, Jo Finch, book review

by Tom Barnett

 
 
 
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