| Australian Ceramics & Pottery | Australian Ceramics and Pottery features exciting new projects in each issue, as well as visiting Australian artists, finding out about their work and learning from their tips and techniques. | | Australian Ceramics Glasswork & Pottery | Whether you’re a studio owner, a novice, or an advanced ceramicist, Australian Ceramics and Pottery offers readers a great range of creative ideas from contemporary to traditional. With as many as 15 projects in each issue, Australian Ceramics & Pottery is filled with sensational designer pieces each with design outline and technical advice for you to re-create and enjoy. PLEASE NOTE: All cancelled subscription orders for this title will incur a $20 Administration Fee for the processing of refunds. | | Ceramics TECHNICAL | A bi-annual magazine devoted to research in the field of ceramic art. Subjects range from clay research, forming techniques, kilns and firing, slips and glazes, decorative methods, and more. Innovation and traditional uses of materials and processes are covered. | | Ceramics: Art & Perception | A dedicated magazine on ceramic art, with well-written articles on a broad range of subjects, excellent colour photographs. This is a high quality quarterly publication both in content and presentation. | | Clay Times | Clay Times is the down-to-earth magazine for people who love pottery and claywork, designed to meet the needs of clay artists at all levels, including students, teachers, hobbyists, and professionals. Each issue is packed with useful information ranging from studio tips and techniques, how-to projects, supplies and equipment, health & safety concerns, glaze recipes, firing methods, troubleshooting, and much more. Regular columnists are among the world’s most renowned experts in the ceramics field, while most contributing writers are clay artists themselves. Inspirational full-color photos of pottery and ceramics plus regular coverage of clay news and events worldwide make this publication the ultimate resource for anyone interested in ceramics, pottery or claywork. | | Colored Stone | Colored Stone Magazine is an international trade magazine that covers all facets of the colored gemstone industry, including new sources for colored gemstones, mining and processing, manufacturing, retail sales, consumer buying trends, marketing and promotion, gem cutting and jewelry design, and technological developments pertaining to the trade. | | Fired Arts & Crafts | Fired Arts & Crafts Magazine is a great resource for the hobby ceramists at every level of expertise, or anyone interested in learning about the fired arts. Each issue of Fired Arts and Crafts is filled with step-by-step fired art projects, a detailed show calendar, tips for creating great fired art pieces and information on new products. Readers of Fired Arts & Crafts will also find great features on everything from buying a kiln to firing glass, pouring molds, to starting a home studio. Each monthly issue of Fired Arts & Crafts is a treasured part of every fired artist’s library. | | Glass Line | Founded in 1987, Glass Line is the magazine for hot-glass artists, featuring the newest techniques; step-by-step articles on glassblowing, lampworking, and glass beads; and what the world’s leading artists are creating. | | International Poetry Review | Translation of contemporary poetry in bilingual format. Also poetry originally in English. Publishes contemporary poetry from all over the world with facing translation and poetry originally in English (preferably an international or cross-cultural theme). | | Lapidary Journal | Lapidary Journal Magazine is the world’s favorite gem, bead and jewelry arts magazine. Each issue of Lapidary Journal features great articles on gemstones, artist profiles, the bead and jewelry arts and easy-to-follow workshops on jewelry making, gem cutting, and more. Also included in Lapidary Journal are exquisite full-color photo spreads, the world’s largest international gem show calendar and much more. | | Metal Stone & Glass | This unique magazine is for the Jeweller, Lapidarist, Mineralogist, Gem and Fossil Collector & Enamellist. METAL encompasses gold, silver, copper, platinum etc. (jewellery, metal work etc.). STONE includes all gems, minerals and fossils, & GLASS includes enamelling, beads and blown glass etc | | Pottery Making Illustrated | Pottery Making Illustrated is a how-to-magazine for potters - professional or amateur, student or instructor. Each issue contains practical information presented in a well-illustrated format for the beginner to the intermediate potter. | | Sculpture Review | Presents contemporary and historical representational American sculpture. Features reproductions, color tip-ins, news of sculpture and technical information and book reviews are in each issue. |
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