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Tag Archives: Ceramic Tiles
Smithsonian Oral History Interview: Michael Cohen
Oral history interview with Michael Cohen, 2001 August 11 Cohen, Michael, b. 1936 An interview of Michael Cohen conducted 2001 August 11, by Gerry Williams, for the Archives of American Art’s Nanette L. Laitman Documentation Project for Craft and Decorative … Continue reading
Mishima Inlay Using Ceramic Underglazes
Mishima inlay is very attractive to me and I want to do more of it. This form of inlay does require a painstaking process using colored slips. First, I had to remove clay from the areas I wanted to inlay, … Continue reading
Open Studio Report
It felt like I got a lot done at the studio yesterday. I brought home three things: Navajo Red bowl, bottom left unglazed, inside and rim glazed with Red Chrome. This glaze interacts with the iron in red clay, causing … Continue reading