Volume 26, Number 1
December, 1997

Terra Sigillata - four potters share their experiences, techniques, and recipes:

• Exploring Terra Sigillata by Gaynor Lindsell
• Terra Sigillata and Patina Finishes by Peter Pinnell
• My Experiments with Terra Sigillata by Sam Azzaro
• Terra Sigillata: My Way by James Lawton

• The Fullness of Form by Ruth Duckworth
• Pulled-Back Simplicity by Gwyn Hanssen Pigott
• The Case for Round Pots by Clary Illian
• Form Out of Nothingness by M.C. Richards

• Martha Jackson-Jarvis
• Sana Musasama
• Yvonne Edwards-Tucker
• Janathel Shaw
• Syd Carpenter
• Teresa A. Williams
• Barbara Madden-Swain

Volume 26, Number 2
June, 1998

Traditions in Transposition: Shapers of Clay - articles from the November, 1997 symposium:

• Working Spaces by Mary Barringer
• The Influence of Educational Institutions on Contemporary Ceramics by Andrea Gill
• Directions and Issues in the Ceramic Sculpture of the Nineties by Donald Kuspit

• Light Gatherers by Rudolf Staffel
• Resemblance and Desire: Influences from the History of Whiteware by Rebecca C. Harvey
• Bone China by Bill Hunt
• The Expectations of White: Revisited by Sandy Simon
• My Life Leads to Whiteware by Koichi Takita
• Porcelain: Diversions and Byways by Owen Rye
• Why White? by Elizabeth Lurie
• Some Thoughts on Translucent Whiteware by Curtis Benzle
• A Day in the Life of a Whitewares Engineer by William J. Walker, Jr.

Volume 27, Number 1
December, 1998

Alternative Perspectives on Bernard Leach

• Bernard Leach: Catalyst by Gary C. Hatcher
• Young Bernard Leach by Emmanuel Cooper
• The Marriage of East and West by Brian Moeran
• Lafcadio Hearn by Scott Bessho
• A Visit From Bernard Leach by John P. McElroy
• Leach Letters from Austria by Stefan Emmelmann
• That Leach Thing by Kevin Crowe

• Longquan Celadon by Zhang Fukang
• Using Celadons by Peter Pinnell
• Glazes from Local Raw Materials by Ben Richardson
• Hide and Seek With Light by Pascal Lacroix
• Blue Celadons by Robert Tichane
• Adding Iron To Porcelain by Jean Girel
• Glazing Reliefs by Valerie Hermans
• Working With Celadons by Beryl Sutcliffe
• My Celadons by Jean-Francois Fouilhoux

Volume 27, Number 2
June, 1999

Alternative Perspectives on Bernard Leach, Part 2

• Bernard Leach: Catalyst by Gary C. Hatcher
• Bernard Leach and Shoji Hamada: Fifty Years of Memories by Susan Peterson
• Bernard Leach and the Kenzan School by Richard L. Wilson
• Bernard Leach, Frank Brangwyn, and Japan by Ellen P. Conant
• Murray and Leach: A Study in Contrasts by Garth Clark
• Bernard Leach: An Earnest Presence by Jack Troy
• Book Review: Bernard Leach, by Edmund de Waal by Rob Barnard

• Using Utility by George Bowes
• Imaging Chaos by Michael Corney
• I Enjoy Being a Girl! by Kathy King
• The Devil's Hobby Hut by Charles Krafft
• The Point of Function by Anne Kraus
• Artist and Citizen by Matt Nolen

Volume 28, Number 1
December, 1999

Shaner's Red - an interview with David Shaner (also available as a monograph)

Mimbres Pottery - Summer 1999 symposium at Radcliffe Ceramics Program

• Mimbres Painting by J.J. Brody
• Walk Carefully in the World: Mimbres and the Pueblo Tradition by Rina Swentzell
• One and All Traditions by Patricia Capone
• The History of Mimbres Pottery Interpretation by Brian S. Shaffer

Color and Form - Artists write about their use of color in a painterly sense to enhance form.

• The Landscape: Uncovering the Painted Gesture by Susanne G. Stephenson
• Dance Between Ceramics and Painting by Betty Woodman
• Color and Ceramic Sculpture by Marcia Polenberg
• Wodges, Splodges, Swooshes and Squiggles by Sandy Brown
• Surface and Form by Will Levi Marshall
• Visual Properties by John Pollex
• Exploring Color and Form by Franck Rousseaux
• Exploring Ceramic Language by Eduardo Constantino
• Three Chinese Potters - Li Leiying, Ning Gang, and Fang Meiting

Also: Rising Fawn Memory by Charles Counts; The Hard Labor of History by Charles Counts; Cristobalite: The Hump - New Data on Silica at Cone Ten by Peter Sohngen; Flexible Mold Making; Using Latex, Alginate, Flex Wax with Ceramics by Nan Smith; Mary Caroline Richards by Paulus Berensohn; Clay Journal by M.C. Richards; Backpacking in the Hereafter by M.C. Richards; Chinese Folk Pottery by Marie Woo; Patrick Dougherty's Sapling Pots.

Volume 28, Number 2
June, 2000

Woodfire: The State of the Art - proceedings of the 1999 International Woodfire Conference

• Introduction by conference leader Chuck Hindes
• The Death and Life of Woodfiring in Asia by Louise Allison Cort
• Fires of Innocence, Fires of Experience by Jack Troy
• Building the Knowledge by Janet Mansfield
• A Multidirectional Draft Kiln by Fred Olsen
• Flashing: The Color of Fire by Randy Johnston
• Tradition is the Future by Mark Hewitt
• Checking for Clay by Kim Ellington
• The Kiln as Tool by Svend Bayer
• Water and Woodfiring by Richard Bresnahan
• Bourry Box Firing by Dee Buck
• A Comprehensive Approach to Woodfiring by Jeff Shapiro
• Stacking Woodfired Kilns by Owen Rye
• Stacking for Flashed Color and Scars by Chester Nealie
• The Bourry Firebox: An Historical Perspective by Robert Sanderson
• A Soft Brick Bourry Box Kiln by Diane Kenny and Peg Malloy
• A Solitary Approach: Sagger Firing and Gas-Assisted Woodfire by Bede Clark
• Revival of the Snake Kiln in Taiwan by Water Wu
• Woodfiring: No Gods, Only Poets by Todd Piker
• Jewel Creek by Tom Crawford
• Guardians of Fire and Clay: The Legacy of China's Kiln Gods by Martie Geiger-Ho
• Gifts of Fire: Gods, Heroes and Icons by Gerry Williams

Also: Pennsylvania Passages I - visits with 22 east Pennsylvania potters; Todo Ceramica, Cuba, 1999 by Kathryn Holt; Ceramics on the Isla de la Juventud by Joel Bennett; Art in Cuba - Then and Now by Catherine Merrill.

Volume 29, Number 1
December, 2000

• Jun Kaneko An Interview And Portfolio
• Ceramic Traditions Of Ancient And Modern Peruvian Potters A Symposium
• Pots Of Flesh And Blood: Moche Ceramics From Ancient Peru by Mary Weismantel
• Nasca Ceramic Iconography: An Overview by Donald A. Proulx
• Art Education Through Ceramics: From Clay To Culture by Paul A. Briggs
• North Peruvian 2000 Year Old Reduction Resist Re-Discovered by Gloria Joyce
• José Yamunaqué A Conversation
• Smoke Firing - Jane Perryman, David Roberts, Duncan Ross, Tim Andrews, Charles and Linda Riggs, Jimmy Clark, Richard Notkin
• Toward A Unified Theory Of Crafts: The Reconciliation Of Differences by Paul Mathieu
• Pennsylvania Passages - Western Pennsylvania Interviews and Photographs - Brother Thomas, Susan And Steven Kemenyffy, Donna 1. Nicholas, Joshua And Denise Suska Green, Jara Yuan (Jackson), Cynthia Young, Ron Korczynskl, Edward S. Eberle, Dale Huffman, Jerry L. Caplan, Joe Mannino, Laura Jean Mclaughlin, Josh Friedman, Valda Cox, Karen Howell, Mary Martin, Ceil Leeper Sturdevant, Donn And Betty Hfdman, Jim Mcdowell, Jean Stevens-Sollman, Chris Staley, Grace Pilato, Liz Quackenbush
• Open Hands - International Academy Of Ceramics by Gerry Williams

Volume 29, Number 2
June, 2001

• Shimaoka Tatsuzo Introduction by Warren Mackenzie
• My Way As A Potter by 5himaoka.Tatsuzo
• Shimaoka Tatsuzo And Naborigama Firing by Gregory Miller
• Enlarging Our Concepts by Randy Johnston
• Shimaoka: Lessons In Beauty, Lessons In Generosity by Stephen Sullivan
• A Lifetime Apprenticeship In Mashiko by David Mcdonald
• Mistakes Are The Best Teachers by Kevin Donohue
• Lessons In Mashiko by David Vitarelli
• Beneath The Master's Gate by Euan Craig
• A Workshop With Shimaoka Tatsuzo by Douglass Rankin And Will Ruggles
• Beneath Cedar Needles by Lee Love
• About My Time With Shimaoka Tatsuzo by Sebastian Scheid
• Art As Homage by Tony Marsh

• To Jugtown And Beyond: An Interview With Nancy Sweezy
• Down The Spinal Canal: From Herniation To Rupture by John Gick
• New Orleans Gumbo: Twenty-Six Ceramic Artists From South-Central Louisiana
• Politics and Clay Laura Lean Mclaughlin, Cheryl Tall, Jill Beppu, Stephen Braun, Peter Gouriain, Russell Biles, Justin Novak, Janathel Shaw, Kurt Mangos, Etta Winigrad, Coille Hooven, Jane Kaufmann, Toby Buonagurio, Wesley Anderegg, Jeff Schlanger
• Dominic's Egg by Lisa Blackburn
• Empty Bowls, 10th Anniversary National Exhibition by John Hartom
• Francis Sumner Merritt, An Obituary

Vol. 30, No. 1
Dec 2001

• Garth Clark, Life And Works: An Interview
• Send Us No More Dragons: Chinese Porcelains For The Western Market by William R. Sargent
• Photographs From The China Trade Porcelain Symposium
• Painting On Porcelain by Philip Read
• "In The Beginning..." A Panel Discussion by Rudy Autio, Ken Ferguson And Peter Voulkos Introduction by Josh Deweese
• The History Of Glidden Pottery by Margaret Carney
• Garden Ceramics
• Horticultural Ceramics by John H. Weber
• My Path to Garden Ceramics by Petet Wakefield Jackson
• Traditional Horticultural Pottery And Today's Gardens by Guy Wolff
• Land And Water Scapes by Eric O'Leary
• Michigan Potters
• Landscapes by Fraser Beard
• Open Hands
• Cuban-American Cultural Exchange by Catherine Merrill
• International Ceramics Festival, Aberystwyth, Wales, U.K. by Jim Robinson
• Murals In The Subways Of Buenos Aires by Graciala Gonzalez Maymi and Maria Garriga

• Studio Potter - Vol.30, No.2 (June 2002)

Studio Potter Vol. 30, No. 2 June 2002

• BYRON TEMPLE: ROMANTIC PRAGMATIST by Rob Barnard
• A BYRON TEMPLE PORTFOLIO BYRON TEMPLE: THIS WORK IS IMPORTANT, KEEP IT UP. by Mary Law
• BYRON TEMPLE by Katie Kazan

• CARBON-TRAPPING ALONG THE OLD SHINO TRAIL
• CONFESSIONS OF A CARBON-TRAPPER by Malcolm Davis
• MY SECRET LIFE AS A SHINO ADDICT AND CARBONTRAPPER by Harvey Sadow
• TWO BOWLS by Shirley Johnson
• MOVING FORWARD by Liz Willoughby
• CARBON- TRAP: HOW AND WHY by Matt Long
• CARBON-TRAP SHINO by Judith Duff
• CARBON-TRAPPING SHINO GLAZE by Steve Loucks
• THE GHOST OF CARBON PAST by Tony and Sheila Clennell

• BRICKS: A UNIVERSAL LANGUAGE by Caroline Court
• CREATIVE BRICKWORKS by Gwen Heeney
• SCULPTURAL EXPRESSIONS IN BRICK by Ulla Viotti
• BRICKYARD DISCOVERIES IN SOUTH TEXAS by Fred Spaulding
• A JOURNEY IN BRICKS by Robert Harrison

• TEACHING CHILDREN CERAMIC ARTS
• THE POTTERY WHEEL FOR KIDS by Kingsley McQueen Beer
• CHILDREN'S CLAY AND PUPPETRY CLASSES by Evelyn JordanlZoll
• LIFEAVORK/PLAY: AN INTERVIEW WITH ARTIST/POTTER KEVIN NIERMAN by Nancy Selvin
• CLAY AND KIDS: THE NATURAL WAY TO LEARN by Marvin Bartel
• JOURNEYS OF THE IMAGINATION by Tessa Stein
• ICKY, STICKY! YUCKY, MUCKY! KIDS LOVE CLAY! by Janey Crain
• TEACHING CERAMICS: THE ESSENTIALS OF A PROGRAM by Steve Brantman
• THE NATIONAL K-12 CERAMIC EXHIBITION AT NCECA 2002 by Robert Feder
• MATERIALS AND THE EMBODIMENT OF MEANING by Judith M. Button

• OKLAHOMA POTTERS C.J. Wells, Cynthia Brown, Mel Cornshucker Laurie Spencer, Whitney Forsyth, Linda Rimstidt Coward, Bill Glass, Jr., Jane Osti, Mike Daniel, Anita Fields, Richard Bivins, Brandon Reese, Gayle Singer, Collin Rosebrook, Ron Franklin, Paul Sweeney, James Pollard, Howard Koerth, Janey Cams Crain, Roberta Antonia Wallace, Timothy R. H. Sullivan, Birthe Flexner, V'lou Oliveira, Jane Ford Aebersold, Susan Taylor
• PETER VOULKOS Voulkos sculpture, Black Cross: poem by Jeff Schlanger, Rudio Autio, Paul Soldner, John Balistreri, Jim Leedy, Jun Kaneko, Susan Peterson, Rose Slivka, Jeff Schlanger, David Shaner, Toshiko Takaezu, Garth Clark, James Melchert, Peter Callas, Frances Senska, Richard Hirsch, Ken Ferguson.

• Studio Potter - Vol.31, No.1 (December 2002)

Studio Potter Vol. 31, No. 1 December 2002

• CYNTHIA BRINGLE: POTTER, TEACHER, MENTOR AN INTERVIEW

• THE GIFT OF WILLIAM PERRY by Edward Lebow

• ISLAMIC CERAMIC TRADITIONS
• INTRODUCTION by Nancy Selvage
• KEYNOTE ADDRESS by Seyyed Hossein Nasr
• ISLAMIC LUSTRE POTTERY by Alan Caiger-Smith
• PAINTING ON CERAMIC: UNDERGLAZE CERAMICS, IZNIK, AND THE OTTOMAN EMPIRE by Walter B. Denny
• CURSIVE SPACE by Neil Forrest
• ISLAMIC CERAMIC TRADITIONS by Mary McWilliams
• A PINCH OF ALAN'S MAGIC DIRT by Pamela Vandiver
• Suggested Readings on Islamic Art and Ceramics

• MARK HEWITT OUTSIDE by Henry Glassie

• A YOHEN KILN by Ken Matsuzaki

• MARGUERITE WILDENHAIN: CRAFTSPERSON AND MENTOR A MARGUERITE WILDENHAIN PORTFOLIO by Elaine Levin

• A VISIT WITH BERNARD LEACH by Dean Schwarz

• TRASH TO TREASURE: USING LANDFILL GAS TO FIRE KILNS AND FURNACES by Jon Ellenbogen

• OPEN HANDS ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES IN MEXICAN TRADITIONAL POTTERY by Michael Boylen

• THE FOSHAN INTFRNATIONAL CERAMICS FORUM by Bob Dixon and Gerry Williams
• PORTFOLIO: THE PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA

• Studio Potter - Vol.31, No.2 (June 2003)

Studio Potter Vol. 31, No. 2 June 2003

• RESIDENCY
  by Tom Spieth

• MENTORING: THE WAY WE LEARN
  by Gary C. Hatcher

• MENTORSHIP
  by Richard Bresnahan

• AN APPROACH TO MENTORING IN FULLTIME STUDIO POTTERY PRACTICE
  by John Glick

• MENTORING IN ART SCHOOL
  by ValCushing

• ACKNOWLEDGING MENTORS
  by Peter Beasecker

• SUCCESSFUL MENTORING
  by Carl Block

• MENTORING
  by Barbara Frey

• MY MENTORING EXPERIENCES UNIVERSITY AND APPRENTICESHIP
  by Gary C. Hatcher

• MENTORING: PAST IS PROLOGUE
  by Daniel Anderson

• INTENT: POTTERS AND THE ELECTRIC KILN INTRODUCTION
  by Mary Barringer

• ECONOMICS, ESTHETICS, AND THE ELECTRIC KILN
  by Stanley Mace Anderson

• THINKING ELECTRIC
  by Ann Gabhart

• THE KILN GODS ARE DEAD
  by Geoffrey Wheeler

• COMPUTER-CONTROLLED ELECTRIC KILNS: TOY OR TOOL?
  by John Hesselberth

• TRANSITION, TRADITION AND TECHNOLOGY
  by Lisa Naples

• INSIDE THE BOX
  by Mark Pharis

• USING THE ELECTRIC KILN
  by Richard Zakin

• A HISTORY OF THE ELECTRIC KILN
  by Richard Zakin

• IN THE LAND OF LINCOLN: 20 ILLINOIS POTTERS
  Indira Freitas Johnson, Yeh-Wen Kuo, Paul Eshelman, Charles Fach, Akiko Koiso, Sabra Schmudde, Charles Robert Dixon, Ron Kovatch, Rimas VisGirda, Chris Berti, Bill Heyduck, Dwain Naragon, Tim and Pam Frye, Paul Dreasang, Charity Davis-Woodard, Daniel Anderson, Arthur T. Towata, Annelies Heijnen, Harris Deller

• WOMEN WHO EAT CLAY
  by Susan Allport

• THE SHANTI FOUNDATION FOR PEACE
  by Indira Freitas Johnson

• THE NCECA INTERNATIONAL RESIDENCY PROGRAM 2003 ZHUJlAJIAO HERITAGE VILLAGE ARTS CENTER
  by Steven Brousseau

• THE NCECA RESIDENCY AWARDS
  by Elaine Henry

• Studio Potter - Vol.32, No.1 (Dec 2003)

Studio Potter Vol. 32, No. 1 December 2003

• REMEMBERING THE AMERICAN CRAFT MUSEUM
  by Paul Smith
• MALCOLM DAVIS:
  SHINO WARRIOR An Interview
• CERAMICS BY
  URSULA SCHEID
• HIGH-FIRE STONEWARE AND PORCELAIN
  by David Beumee
• THE HOLINESS OF A SOUPSPOON
  by Eric Mindling
• CATACLYSMIC CERAMICS
  by Robert Hunter
• WHATEVER WE TOUCH IS TOUCHING US:
  CRAFT ART AND A DEEPER SENSE OF ECOLOGY
  by Paulus Berensohn
• REPORT FROM ISTALIF
  by Beth Gottschling
• THE MANY LIVES OF
  MIROSLAV PARAL
  by Eric Larson
• HUE KA KWONG:
  A REMBERANCE

• Studio Potter - Vol.32, No.2 (June 2004)

Studio Potter Vol. 32, No. 2 June 2004

• CLAY AND LIFE
  by William Bryant Logan
• LINDA SIKORA: BENEATH THE SURFACE
  A Conversation with Mark Shapiro
• LETTERS TO A YOUNG POTTER
  by Richard Jacobs and Christa Assad
• TWENTY-ONE YOUNG POTTERS: A PORTFOLIO
• PHOTO-CLAY
  by Warren Mather
• LINEAL IDENTITY
  Introduction
  Steven Branfman and Jared Branfman
  Jenny Lind, Anna Masterson, and Joshua Masterson
  The Matsubayashi Family: Yukoan and Hosai XV
  Eric O'Leary and Anna O'Leary
  Eduardo Vega and Juan Guillemero Vega
  Pat Dietemann ad Steve Dietemann
  Gen Kozuru, Dai Kozuru, and Niho Kozuru
• CRAFT'S NEW TOMORROW: A CASE FOR TECHNOLOGY IN CRAFT-BASED EDUCATION
  by Dennis Stevens
• REMEMBERING MICK
  by Gary C. Hatcher
• A TRIBUTE TO WILLIAM PARRY
  by Val Cushing
• REMEMBERING JANE HARTSOOK
  by Elizabeth Zawada

• Studio Potter - Vol.32, No.1 (Dec 2004)

Studio Potter Vol. 33, No. 1 December 2004

• STARTING OUT
   Bernadette Curran
   Julie Crosby
   Matt Burton
   Sarah Heimann
   Kristen Kieffer
   Michael Kline
   Jay Owens
   Steven Rolf
   Todd Wahlstrom and Aysha Peltz
   Sequoia Miller
  
• CRAWLING THROUGH MUD AVANT-GARDE CERAMICS IN POST-WAR JAPAN
  by Louise Allison Cort
  
• SELF-TAUGHT
  by Nancy Utterback
  
• EXPLORING THE DOMESTIC LANDSCAPE
  ALLEGHANY MEADOWS AND THE ARTSTREAM GALLERY
  
• RECREATING THE BLACK DING GLAZE
  by Jon Singer
  
• MEETING CHINA
  by Gerry Willimas
  
• THE GOAL OF CERAMIC JOURNALS AND THEIR INFLUENCE ON THE FIELD
  by Gerry Williams
  
• ARAKI TAKAKO A REMEMBRANCE
  by Donna Nicholas
  

• Studio Potter - Vol.33, No.2 (June 2005)

Studio Potter Vol. 33, No. 2 June 2005

• Shards: Revisiting Function
  
• Bernard's Orphans: Looking for the Neo in Classical by Garth Clark
  
• Thoughts Upon Reading Garth Clark's Essay
  by Clary Illian
  
• Contemporary Functional Pottery: A Sampling of Views
  Linda Sikora, Guest Editor
  
• The Spice of Life
  by Mark Pharis
  
• Reflecting for the Future
  by Julia Galloway
  
• Lyric Functionalism
  by Mark Shapiro
  
• Vitality of Functional Ceramics in our Culture
  by Jane Shellenbarger
  
• The Function of Ceramics:
  Walter Ostrom Interviews Paul Greenhalgh
  
• From The Utilitarian Clay Symposium IV: Arrowmont September 2004
  What's in a Pot
  by Gail Kendall
  
• Potters' Favorite Pots
  
• The Arrowmont Survey of Utilitarian Potters
  by Louise Rosenfield
  
• To Mima's Vase
  by Tom Daley
  
• A New Definition of "Useful"
  by Jane Herold
  
• Food and Vessel: The Japanese Aesthetic of Presentation
  by Jeff Shapiro
  
• Stuck in the Mud
  by Jane Perryman
  
• Darwinian Ghosts
  by Jordan Taylor
  
• Readings on Function:
  A Sampling of Recommendations from Contributors
  
• David Leach
  
• Remembering Ken Ferguson
  
  

Studio Potter Vol. 34, No.1 December 2005

• Concerning (Ceramic) Sculpture
• Shards: Report from New Orleans
  
• Marginal Powers
  by Peter Schjeldahl
  
• Portfolio
  Jae Won Lee, John Utgaard, Allan Rosenbaum, Lisa Wolkow, Lee Stoliar, Cynthia Consentino, Jim Shrosbree, Deborah Sigel, Clare Twomey.
  
• Viola Frey (1933-2004): A Giant in Ceramic Sculpture
  by Elaine Levin
  
• Thoughts on Ceramic Sculpture
  by Tony Marsh
  
• Structure, Process, and Fire
  by Nina Hole
  
• Dual Citizenship
  by Robert Brady
  
• Pottery and Sculpture
  by Malcolm Wright
  
• The Myth of Permanence
  by Ron Fondaw
  
• Monumental
  by Michaeline Walsh
  
• Daydreams and Fantasies:
  An Interview with Norman Schulman
  by Stanley Mace Andersen
  
• Sharing the Fire:
  Woodfiring Among North American Studio Potters
  by Jack Troy
  
• Remembering Jim McKinnell
  by Kathryn Holt
  
• Robert Turner:
  An Apprecation
  by Tom Spleth