Ceramics Monthly: May 2008

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May Focus:
Emerging Artists

2008 Emerging Artists

Even if it weren't spring, we would be celebrating new growth and possibilities. This year's group of emerging artists work in all manner of established ceramic processes, while expanding what it means to be working in clay in the twenty-first century.

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In Search of Beauty: Letters From a Collector to a Studio Potter
by Richard Jacobs
review by Helen Bevis

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May Features:
	Jenny Mendes: From Center to Surface by Katey Schultz An artist who works intuitively discusses her attraction to clay as a medium that can remove barriers between self and material.
	Jack Doherty: Brightness and Rightness by Helen Bevis A potter limits his materials and processes in order to push his work beyond practice to a place where virtuosity becomes possible. monthly methods Single Mindedness by Jack Doherty
	Jeff Pender: Mining the Magic by Linda Luis Brown With a healthy respect for childlike curiosity and exploration, a sculptor plumbs the depths of ritual and mysticism. monthly methods An Eye for Surface
	Evolving Traditions by Joe Molinaro Photos by Richard Burkett and Nan Coffin A pottery tradition adapts as modern life encroaches on an indigenous Amazonian culture.
	Patrick Siler: The Times and the Timeless by Glen R. Brown A monumental project remained partially complete for more than a decade. Recently, the last of four ceramic walls was fired, after having been glazed and left in a basement for fifteen years. Talk about slow drying!
	Tammy Rubin's Aviary by Matthew Kangas An artist's most recent body of work uses imagery derived from plastic containers, packaging and replicas of natural objects to portray imaginary bird forms.
	Vincent R. Clemente by Bryan McGrath A potter and instructor of thirty years continues to thrive on unpredictability and surprise. recipe Landshark Blue Liner Glaze for Salt