Links to the sites I keep in my computer. and explainatons
Ababi
I write here links to the sites I keep in my computer. and explain
shortly what in there.
I take it out of a links managing program, I use, therefore I will
follow the order in which the sites are arranged there.
http://www.100nica.com/
Contemporary pottery from San Juan de Oriente Nicaragua
http://www.espace-sculpture.com/
Sculptor magazine -Canada
From Finland: http://www.uiah.fi/kll/gallery/cif99/html/gallery.htm
From Hawaii: http://www.hawaiicraftsmen.org/SiteAreas/People/PersonalPagesIntro.htm
About ClayArt:
http://ceramics.org/cic/clayart/
About me in clayart
http://www.escribe.com/art/clay/search.html?query=ababi&mt=&th=&c=30
Search the clayart archives:
http://www.escribe.com/art/clay/search.html
http://www.potters.org/categories.htm
clayart discussions by subject
Digitalfire: http://www.digitalfire.com/
Their excellent material database:
http://www.digitalfire.com/material/index.htm
http://www.adhikara.com/
ADHIKARA
CONTEMPORARY MODERN ART EXHIBITIONS
Free online art gallery, contemporary modern art museum, figurative
art, fine art, fantasy art, abstract art, visual art, art work, folk
art, art and craft, Swiss art, Japanese art, art therapy. Cornelia
Forster, Altepost, Erni, Bissier, Gonzato, Fiume, Dalvit, Shimaoka
Tatsuzo, Otto Meyer Amden, Kirchner
http://www.haecceityarts.com.au/index.html
Contemporary fine ceramics
http://www.ecfs.org/Projects/FieldstonLower27111/
Children's Ceramic Art Archive
http://nceca.net/
The National Council on Education for the Ceramic Arts is a
professional organization of individuals whose interests, talents, or
careers are primarily focused on the ceramic arts. It became an
independent organization in 1967 after several years of affiliation
with the Ceramics Education Council of the American Ceramic Society.
NCECA is a nonprofit educational organization
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GLAZES
http://www.shimbopottery.com/
An excellent site with a lot of clear explanations about crystal
glazes. I ordered her book too.
About Glazing:
http://www.potterymaking.org/recipes.html
http://www.potters.org/category040.htm glazes ^4 to ^7
http://members.bellatlantic.net/~spilacho/ Stephen achieved the
unbelievable in ^6 firing in electric kiln. He made Hundreds of tests
of combinations of glazes one on top of the other until he got those
beautiful results.
http://www.frogpondpottery.com/
Glaze Stability
John's words:
"In late March of 2001, I presented a paper on glaze stability at
NCECA in Charlotte, NC. In order to help teachers teach this important
subject to their students and because there is virtually no other
source of information available, I am making a fully scripted set of
teacher's slides available for those interested in buying them.
I am very interested in the subject of glaze stability and durability.
I have had several of my own glazes tested and have collected data
from others who have tested their glazes. I have made a lot of
progress in learning how to make glazes more stable." Of course
there is a link to Masreing cone 6 glazes He has written With is Ron
Roy
http://www.utpb.edu/courses/arts4365/
This is a part of Chris Stanly's site. It is kind of on line course in
ceramics a lot of ideas, ways tools glazes and claybodies
http://www.sonic.net/~wang/interglaze.html
Gary Wang's InterGlaze is an interactive glaze analysis program on
the Web.
Please send any comments or suggestions to wa...@sonic.net
Gary Wang's works are beautiful too.
http://www.users.waitrose.com/~beryls/
Brian Sutherland
1929-1998
His own extensive and original research led to the publication of his
book, Glazes From Natural Sources,
http://www.cclay.com/glazes.htm
The following glaze recipes have been contributed by some of the
potters represented on the Carolina Clay web site. Although they work
for the potters that submitted them, it is highly recommended that you
test them thoroughly with your clay body and your firing conditions
before committing them to a good pot! The potters that submitted these
glaze recipes can not be held accountable for any problems you may
have with their recipes! As always, test, test
http://www.aist.go.jp/RIODB/ccdb/
Outline
Ceramic Research Institute of AIST (National Institute of Advanced
Industrial Science and Technology) has several hundred thousand glaze
test pieces which have been accumulated during more than 80 years of
ceramic studies. (The imperial Ceramic Experimental Institute was
established in 1919 and integrated into GIRIN (Government Industrial
Research Institute of Nagoya) when it was established in 1952. GIRIN
changed its name to NIRIN (National Industrial Research Institute of
Nagoya)
http://ian.currie.to/index.html
Workshops in Glazes and Hand Made Pottery:
Workshop Outline
Short Biography
Books by Ian Currie:
Purchase Books from Ian Currie (We now accept Visa, MasterCard and
Bankcard)
Frequently Asked Questions
"Revealing Glazes - Using the Grid Method" (Bootstrap Press)
Outline of "Revealing Glazes..."
"Stoneware Glazes - A Systematic Approach" (Bootstrap Press)
Reviews of "Stoneware Glazes..."
On-line Resources:
Calculations Page
Original "Outline of Systematic Recipe Approach"
http://www.jqjacobs.net/art/glazes.html a nice site with recipes and
picture.
This is the place to say that I will gladly help anyone who needs to
convert materials to those avilable in Israel
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LINKS
http://www.altavista.com/sites/search/simage
http://images.google.com/
Two links, in which you type vase and get 10,000 vases
You type raku you get many pictures and links to raku sites.
http://libweb.ucsc.edu/pottery/
POTTERY RESOURCES ON THE WEB very good
http://home.vicnet.net.au/~claynet/artists.htm Claynet a nice
collection of links of Steven Goldate from Australia.
Steven Goldate himself a very good artist wrote articles in the
Australian magazines about painting on porcelain as well as a unique
paperclay slipcasting technique.
http://www.onlinekunst.de/willischnekenburger/Links.htm links to
ceramic art in Germany
http://www.milkywayceramics.com/links/default.asp
This is my favorite site. From this site I sail in the net , shopping,
visiting etc
Bookstores
Clayart
Education
Galleries
Glaze Calculation
Miscellaneous
Organization
Potters
Publications
Vendors
From the links to the glaze calculation of this site:
GLAZE SIMULATOR (http://glazeexchange.com) 12/6/2001
Hits: 30 | Rating: by 1 users Rate It!
Description: .
GLAZECHEM (http://dinoclay.com/software/glzchem.html) HOT!
12/6/2001
Hits: 34 | Rating: by 3 users Rate It!
Description: .
HYPERGLAZE (http://members.aol.com/hyperglaze) 12/6/2001
Hits: 12 | Rating: by 1 users Rate It!
Description: .
INSIGHT (http://www.digitalfire.com) HOT! 12/6/2001
Hits: 20 | Rating: by 3 users Rate It!
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MATRIX (http://www.matrix2000.co.nz) HOT! 12/6/2001
Hits: 33 | Rating: by 3 users Rate It!
Description: .
THE GLAZE CALCULATOR (http://seegreen.com) 12/6/2001
Hits: 19 | Rating: by 1 users Rate It!
Description: .
I used The glaze simulator , Insight and now a happy user of Matrix
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http://www.ece.utexas.edu/~perry/fun/pots/index.html A collection
of wood firing works of many potters
http://art.sdsu.edu/ceramicsweb/
A very helpful site to the potter
http://members.aol.com/goodrichdn/ link to many potter as well as many
^6 glaze recipes. I tested many of them. They are good!
Don has also some unique techniques and beautiful works.
There are a lot more not less important , in another letter I shall
add more links
Ababi Sharon (Ababi is my first name)
Glaze addict
Kibbutz Shoval Israel
local...@walla.co.il
http://members4.clubphoto.com/ababi306910/
http://www.milkywayceramics.com/cgallery/asharon.htm
Annemarie
Thanks.
Richard says thanks for the help you have given him too. When he is here on
saturday I will show him some of these sites :o) He takes the childrens
classes in my studio on saturday mornings :o)
Richard and I are both planning web sites, so when they are up and running
we will post them to the ng.
Annemarie
"Ababi" <local...@walla.co.il> wrote in message
news:b3e6ff25.02082...@posting.google.com...
Angelic Minot
I would never have the time to gather all these sites but now will
enjoy very much visiting them when I can give a a few minutes. Nancy
Jane
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Ababi
Monika Schleidt
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> There are a lot more not less important , in another letter I shall
> add more links
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Take your time, Ababi, this is wonderful, but we are not done yet!
Thank you!
Monika
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> local...@walla.co.il
> http://members4.clubphoto.com/ababi306910/
> http://www.milkywayceramics.com/cgallery/asharon.htm
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Monika Schleidt
Mon...@schleidt.org
www.schleidt.org/mskeramik