Ceramics: Art and Perception

Ceramics: Art and Perception aims to set the international standard as a high quality journal dedicated to ceramic art. With a total of 120 pages, it contains approximately 25 substantial reviews, articles and regular features on a broad range of ceramics related subjects with excellent colour photographs throughout.

Ceramics: Art & Perception

Claire Partington: Tea and Post-colonial Retribution

Joon Hee Kim: Who Am I?

The Twelve Immortals of Flowers in Chinese Ceramics

Work, Beauty, and the Human Spirit: The Legacy of Brother Thomas Bezanson • THIS ARTICLE HAS BEEN ADAPTED FROM A TALK GIVEN AT MASSACHUSETTS COLLEGE OF ART, OCTOBER 4, 2019.

Ian Morrison

Blanc de Chine A Continuing Conversation

What Makes a Potter: Functional Pottery in America Today by Janet Koplos

Rooted in the Gut: Chris Gustin's Eloquent Vessels

Eva Kwong: Love Between the Atoms / Lifelines

Ron Nagle: Getting to No at Matthew Marks Gallery, New York

A Kiln of One's Own: The Work of Kathy Kranias

Takeshi Yasuda: Working in China

Dead Dad Book

A Magic Spell or a Ceramic Bowl? • The Sassanid Crescent of Islamic and Changsha Ceramics

Peter Beasecker: Clarity

Thirteen Ways of Looking at FIRE

Material Traces of Past Performances: Reclaiming Authenticity in Contemporary Studio Pottery

Ceramic Art: The Kashi tiles of Sindh

Q & A: Glaze Pinholes

Rong Jiang's Floriated Zisha Teapots

Traditional Techniques and Culture of Chinese Rongchang Pottery