If you enjoy this site, here are a few other
sites which I think you will also enjoy and/or find
useful:
- Sharon
Arts Studio. This is where I learned all the
basics of throwing pots and decorating with wax resist.
They've got wonderful teachers and they do a great job of
combining academic freedom with just enough structure to
allow real learning to occur.
- Association
of Clay and Glass Artists. ACGA is a nonprofit
organization which promotes public appreciation of clay
and glass arts. Membership as an exhibitor is juried.This
website provides information concerning theirprograms,
their shows, their membership and also has an extensive
set of links to other information and the websites of
their exhibiting members--a collector's dream.
- Clayart
Archives. If you are a ceramist, beginner,
advanced or professional, this site will amaze you.
Virtually any topic you can think of relating to the
making (and marketing) of pottery is included in their
index--and the information is culled from emails of the
3000 or so subscribers to Clayart--which includes
professors from the leading institutions of ceramic art
education as well as very noted and successful ceramic
artists.
- Ceramics
Links. This site offers some crafts
related books and magazines at a discount but is
primarily of interest for a rather terrific collection of
pottery and ceramics websites by individual artists. The
indexing is a bit troublesome--but not impossible to work
through (just don't think you've seen it all if you only
look under "pottery" and "ceramics"--there's more under
such categories as "Japanese ceramics" and "Handpainted
pottery" etc.!)
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