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December 1997
North Carolina Potters - Vol. 26 No. 1

Terra Sigillata: Articles by Gaynor Lindsel, Peter Pinnell, Sam Azzaro, and James Lawton. Truth In Form: Articles by Ruth Duckworth; Gwyn Hanssen Pigott, and Clary Illian. Form Out of Nothingness by M.C. Richards. Conversations with Winnie Owens-Hart, Martha Jackson-Jarvis, Sana Musasama, Yvonne Edwards-Tucker, Janathel Shaw, Syd Carpenter, Teresa A. Williams, and Barbara Madden-Swain. 11 North Carolina Potters. Other articles by Vernon and Pam Owens, John A. Burrison, Julian Stair, Ginny Marsh, Sara Hakkert, Nicolas Dumit Estevez Raful, and Lisa Orr. Remembering Janet Leach by Harriet Brisson.

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Seven Artists - Vol. 26 No. 1, p. 40-47.
Work and Lives - Seven Ceramic Artists
We asked Winnie Owens-Hart to recommend several ceramic artists to accompany her forgoing interview "Inside the Pink House – A Conversation with Winnie Owens-Hart." She chose the following seven ceramic artists: Martha Jackson-Jarvis, Sana Musasama, Yvonne Edwards-Tucker, Janathel Shaw, Syd Carpenter, Teresa A. Williams, and Barbara Madden-Swain.
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Winnie Owens-Hart
Inside the Pink House – A Conversation with Winnie Owens-Hart
I used to go to craft fairs. I remember going to the first Richmond craft fair, where I was the only black ceramics exhibitor. As I remember it, for a long time at NCECA conferences, Jim Tanner, James Watkins, and Richard Buncamper, and maybe two or three more African American students I did not know and I were the only blacks. White people would often come by at fairs and say, "You do ceramics? I've never heard of anyone black doing ceramics." I'd say, "Well, you haven't been around." Of course, I knew a lot of blacks doing ceramics.
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