Les on sat 26 jul 03
Karen -
I agree about C: A&P but for how to I think that hteir Ceramics: Technical
is better.
One persons opinion only!
Les Crimp on Vancouver Island.
lcromp@shaw.ca
----- Original Message -----
From: "karen gringhuis"
To:
Sent: Saturday, July 26, 2003 4:05 PM
Subject: Periodicals: CM and CR and C:A & P
> Elzbieta - you started out asking about periodicals
> for functional work and by now, we've diverged into
> international magazines.
>
> I agree with Lili about Ceramics Monthy if you
> subscribe to only one and I have recently renewed
> Ceramic Review from Britain (great format).
>
> But for INTERNATIONAL work (not necessarily "how
> to...") I have to say Ceramics: Art and Perception
> published by Janet Mansfield out of Australia is
> simply the best in English, bar none. It's focus is
> totally internatl. and the quality of the work shown
> is definitely superior to that in Cer. Monthly
> (particularly of late.)
>
> The quality of the magazine plus shipping make it
> expensive but high quality paper, ink and press work
> aren't cheap. It's a big world out there and
> Mansfield has definitely expanded the horizons of her
> readers. Give it a look - perhaps your local library
> does, or could, subscribe.
>
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> KG Pottery
> Box 607 Alfred NY 14802
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karen gringhuis on sat 26 jul 03
Elzbieta - you started out asking about periodicals
for functional work and by now, we've diverged into
international magazines.
I agree with Lili about Ceramics Monthy if you
subscribe to only one and I have recently renewed
Ceramic Review from Britain (great format).
But for INTERNATIONAL work (not necessarily "how
to...") I have to say Ceramics: Art and Perception
published by Janet Mansfield out of Australia is
simply the best in English, bar none. It's focus is
totally internatl. and the quality of the work shown
is definitely superior to that in Cer. Monthly
(particularly of late.)
The quality of the magazine plus shipping make it
expensive but high quality paper, ink and press work
aren't cheap. It's a big world out there and
Mansfield has definitely expanded the horizons of her
readers. Give it a look - perhaps your local library
does, or could, subscribe.
=====
Karen Gringhuis
KG Pottery
Box 607 Alfred NY 14802
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Marcia Selsor on sat 26 jul 03
Dear Eliabieta and Karen,
I agree that Art and perception is a beautiful magazine. But i have to
add that Kerameiki Techni International Ceramic Art
Review from Greece is also a great magazine with quality images and
excellent articles.
Marcia Selsor
karen gringhuis wrote:
> snip
> But for INTERNATIONAL work (not necessarily "how
> to...") I have to say Ceramics: Art and Perception
> published by Janet Mansfield out of Australia is
> simply the best in English, bar none. It's focus is
> totally internatl. and the quality of the work shown
> is definitely superior to that in Cer. Monthly
> (particularly of late.)
>
>
karen gringhuis on mon 28 jul 03
Les -
Re: Ceramics Technical
I mentioned C: A & P only becuase Lili started talking
internatl. For "how to...." I think CM is still
better. Cer Tech has slid, albeit it knowingly, into
too much non-tech/anthropology and has become almost a
conglomeration of everything that doesn't quite fit
into C:A & P.
However, man does not live by "how to..." alone and
for stimulating "WHAT to..." and widening horizons, C:
A & P is fantastic.
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Karen Gringhuis
KG Pottery
Box 607 Alfred NY 14802
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