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Category: Publications

A Name You May Not Know

By Nan Roche Posted on December 22, 2007 Posted in Artist's Commentary, Publications

On this blog I suspect there will be some kind words said about me as the person who — by hook or by crook or by waving a magic wand — cajoled some naïve publisher into printing The New Clay at …

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We’ve come a long way, baby!

By Rachel Carren Posted on December 10, 2007 Posted in Publications, Techniques

In St. Louis in 1981, the National Association of Miniature Enthusiasts held a national convention. It was there that Esther Olson introduced her process for making miniature candies from FIMO®.  Today we would recognize these techniques as millefiore caning.  From …

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The Historical Imperative

By Rachel Carren Posted on October 13, 2007 Posted in Critical Commentary, Publications

Listen to what two notable art critics have said about our dependence on historical roots: The only road to authenticity lies through what has already been done. There is no deep art without deep historical awareness.  Robert Hughes All (craft) …

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