Bernard Leach Part II - Vol. 27 No. 2
Alternative Perspectives on Bernard Leach Part II by Gary C. Hatcher, Susan Peterson, Richard L. Wilson, Ellen P. Conant, Garth Clark, and Jack Troy, and Rob Barnard. Disclosures - Narratives on ceramic objects by George Bowes, Michael Corney, Kathy King, Charles Krafft, Anne Kraus, and Matt Nolen. 22 Kansas Potters. Toshiko Takaezu: At Home (1998 exhibition) - review by Jeff Schlanger and remarks by Toshiko Takaezu. Other articles by Paulus Berensohn, Donna Jean Dryer, Clary Illian, Michael Boylen, and more.
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Bernard Leach: An Earnest Presence
When I made my first pot in 1962 I was 24 and a high school English teacher near Swarthmore, Pa. Bernard Leach was 75; /4 Potter's Book (APB) was in its ninth printing, and Leach was visiting New Zealand and Australia, where, in a radio broadcast, he said,
Toshiko Takaezu: At Home
Toshiko Takaezu: Remarks on her Exhibition "At Home." Originally published in Volume 27, Number 2 Summer/Fall 1999.
Personal Ethics: Ethics and the Art of the Bowl
Paulus Berensohn
During the summer of 1998 I helped organize and was a guest artist in a two-week workshop that Gerry Williams taught with his younger friends John Hartom and Lisa Blackburn at the Penland School of Crafts in North Carolina.