The Journal of Australian Ceramics Vol 50 no 1 April 2011
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Events<br />
Chen lu pottery village: photo: Andrei David<strong>of</strong>f<br />
Pots in Chen lu pottery; photo: VICki Grima<br />
3 fuping pottery workshop: photo: Vicki Grima<br />
4 Terracotta Warriors. Museum, Xi'an; photo: Andrei David<strong>of</strong>f<br />
were treated to banquets, fireworks, traditional dancing and music as well as tours <strong>of</strong> ancient kiln sites,<br />
studios and galleries displaying a myriad <strong>of</strong> exquisite celadon ware.<br />
<strong>The</strong> ICMEA conferences are unique events; <strong>no</strong>t only are they truly international in their outlook, and<br />
held in a location amongst a rich cultural backdrop - an ancient culture, but the hospitality to any visitor<br />
is truly moving. I can<strong>no</strong>t wait to get back to China and discover more for myself; the potential seems<br />
limitless. I will be back in Fuping in 2013 and hope to see you there l<br />
www.andreidavid<strong>of</strong>f.com<br />
Editor's <strong>no</strong>te: See Inga Svendsen's award-winning ceramic work on page 6.<br />
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