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

Paul Davis Under the Influence

Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam at Roopankar Museum of Fine Arts

Swaying Vessels in Spacetime: Recent works by Lee Jong-Min

Shell Wadding: A Slippery Story

Ruminating on Dignity in the Presence of Arbor Vitae: What Has Ceramics got to do With it?

Raven Halfmoon

Derek Weisberg at Trotter&Sholer, NYC

Derek Weisberg at Trotter&Sholer, NYC

Waiting for Miracles: The Creative Outlook of Bauhaus' Descendant. An Interview with Lutz Konecke

Magdalene A.N. Odundo DBE at Salon 94, NYC

Seeing "Space" in "Vestige": Kim Deok-ho’s Recent White Porcelain

Flaming Fingers: An Exhibition of the Work of Trudy Chiddix

The Nanjing Massacre Ceramic Shoes Exhibition An Interview with Artist Wang Cheng

You Cannot Judge the Past by Today’s Standards

Jane Perryman: Fixity and Flux Meditations on/in Time

Chester Nealie: Etched in Fire

Kajihara Yasumoto and the New Old Karatsu

Craft’s Battle for Acceptance: Visual and Spatial Consequences

Ceramic Artist Jaeho Choi: Extending the Lines of History in Yamaguchi Prefecture

The Visibility of Ceramics in Nigeria: A Review

In Praise of Small Pots

Q&A: What are the Most Common Pottery Myths?

Raku-Fired: Waterproof vases

Color Effects of Zinc Silicate Crystalline Glaze Applied on Ceramic Sculpture