Pottery In Australia Vol 38 No 3 September 1999

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WALKER ~ EARTHENWARE & STONEWARE Melbourne (03) 9725 7255 Sydney (02) 9451 5855 Canberra (02) 6280 5700
DATE DUE ~-~ THIS ITEM MUST BE RETURNED ON OR BEFORE THE LAST DATE STAMPED BELOW. Suvan Mudcha. Works by Vipoo Srivilasa Rites of Tea Kim Peng Pang and the ceremonies of tea. Article by Michael Connor :RNATIONAL UPDATE Vert de Bien Hoa. A classic glaze from Vietnam. Article by Boi Tran Huynh Junko Kiritani v1s1ts the Cairns Potters Group of North Queensland ~UC ART River Reflections A community arts project for lnnisfail, Queensland. Article by Bonnie English The Punjab. Peter Wilson visits Pakistan :AT GLAZES Em m m m m ce1aaon ana Jun reapms ana oow1s Clayx4 Jeff Oestreich reflects on an exhibition of woodfinng by Sandy Lockwood, Neil Hoffmann, Dennis & Malina Monks. Article by Sue Buckle Ellipsis A group exhibition at Craftwest Gallery. Article by Edward Arrowsmith Qdos Woofire Conference, Lorne. Article by Robert Knighton Broaching the Subject An exhibition of brooches at Back to Back Gallery, Newcastle. Jan Downes Potters Showcase An exhibition by members of the Victorian Ceramic Group. Glenn England lmJ rmJ Guan but not Forgotten. Steve Harrison researches a classic glaze A dry glaze journey by Winnie Webber Glaze ingredients explained by Mike Kusnik TRA\IEI I IPD;H I m South Africa tlJ Conference Report TECHNICAL UPDATE m Teapots by Glenn England ml HANDS ON Product Update m Q & A: Glaze questions m Letters m WELL READ Book Reviews m AUSTRALIA WIDE Reports by State representatives fm Summer workshop with Jane Crick m News ISSUE 38/3 SEPTEMBER 1999 + POTTERY IN AUSTRALIA 1
Page 1: classic form & surface
Page 5 and 6: The 9th National Ceramic Conference
Page 7 and 8: Left: Greg Crowe. Long wood fired v
Page 9 and 10: Lidded jars, green and red with gun
Page 11 and 12: particularly in relation to colour
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Page 19 and 20: Slumped at the Wheel After a decade
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Page 23 and 24: J Alistair Whyte Aspiring to make p
Page 25 and 26: inner shape of the pot. Work is usu
Page 27 and 28: • 1 d s a Kissed by Fire Crystall
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Page 31 and 32: NE Pt stay in place on vertical sur
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Page 35 and 36: Vert de Bien Hoa A classic Vietname
Page 37 and 38: RE 32 Pr Ri! Ai:: 0~ Ar Vic REVIEW
Page 39 and 40: Al H 'L in p, e, cl Above: Gill Tre
Page 41 and 42: Lorne Woodfire I am sitting in that
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Page 45 and 46: Above: Pat Davidson Left: Glenys Ma
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Page 51 and 52: The Rites· of Tea Kim Pen Pang - a
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River Reflections A river can hide
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The Potters of the Punjab The regio
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- this life ... a glaze journey Res
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Glaze Q&A When it comes to ordering
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to cut even slabs (about 5mm thick)
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HANDS ON NEW ENGOBE RANGE FROM -CER
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Q &A ] GOT A QUESTION FOR OUR TEAM
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New Releases J_ l Simply Pottery A
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AUSTRALIA l years. Dean was a stalw
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AUSTRALIA WIDE to her next report a
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NEWS works; CV; 50 word proposal ci
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NEWS the ancient Imperial Capital,
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Featuring the work of more than 130
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HOT & STICKY l:f~ Steve Harrison -
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It's On Again! The Hot To Pot Summe
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