Actually a very old technique, smoke firing is used today by ceramicartists across the world in new and innovative ways. This book explainsand discusses this firing method thoroughly, using step by step imagesfrom artists in action, as well as showcasing the variety of work beingmade.
Actually a very old technique, smoke firing is used today by ceramicartists across the world in new and innovative ways. This book explainsand discusses this firing method thoroughly, using step by step imagesfrom artists in action, as well as showcasing the variety of work beingmade.
Jane Perryman has an international reputation as a ceramicist working within the area of handbuilding and smoke firing. She exhibits worldwide and is the author of Smoke Firing, Smoke-fired Pottery, Naked Clay and Traditional Pottery of India. She contributes regularly to Ceramic Review and other international ceramics publications.
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Preface Foreword 1. An Introduction to Smoke Firing Smoke Firing in Antiquity Traditional Firing Technology 2. Smoke Firing in Contemporary Traditional Societies Nigeria India Native America (New Mexico) PART 1: SMOKE FIRING WITHOUT A KILN 3. Smoke Firing in the Open Siddig El'Nigoumi (Sudan/UK) Susan Halls (UK/USA) 4. Smoke Firing in a Container Inger Sodergren (Sweden) Antonia Salmon (UK) Ann Marais (South Africa) Gabriele Koch (Germany/UK) Jimmy Clarke (USA) Madhvi Subrahmanian (India/USA) 5. Smoke Firing in a Pit Janey Burton (USA) Gudrun Kainz (Austria) Signe Lassen (Denmark) PART 2: SMOKE FIRING WITH A KILN 6. Smoke Firing in a Saggar Magdalene Odundo (Kenya/UK) Richard Notkin (USA) Pao Fei Yang (Taiwan/USA) Eva Marie Kothe (Sweden) Jane Perryman (UK) Duncan Ross (UK) Alison Tinker (UK/Spain) Sebastian Blackie (UK) Nattinee Satawatthamrong (Thailand) Pamela Gorgone (USA) 7. Smoke Firing in a Kiln Pierre Bayle (France) Ellen Schopf (Germany) Munemi Yorigami (Japan) 8. Post-raku Smoke Firing Giovanni Cimatti (Italy) Anne James (UK) Joy Bosworth (UK) Ashraf Hannah (Egypt/UK) Mark Verbruggen (Belgium) 9. Smoke Firing in Groups Smoke firing with groups of children and adults using a variety of firing techniques and locations Conclusion and Acknowledgements Health & Safety and Suppliers List References Index
Preface Foreword 1. An Introduction to Smoke Firing Smoke Firing in Antiquity Traditional Firing Technology 2. Smoke Firing in Contemporary Traditional Societies Nigeria India Native America (New Mexico) PART 1: SMOKE FIRING WITHOUT A KILN 3. Smoke Firing in the Open Siddig El'Nigoumi (Sudan/UK) Susan Halls (UK/USA) 4. Smoke Firing in a Container Inger Sodergren (Sweden) Antonia Salmon (UK) Ann Marais (South Africa) Gabriele Koch (Germany/UK) Jimmy Clarke (USA) Madhvi Subrahmanian (India/USA) 5. Smoke Firing in a Pit Janey Burton (USA) Gudrun Kainz (Austria) Signe Lassen (Denmark) PART 2: SMOKE FIRING WITH A KILN 6. Smoke Firing in a Saggar Magdalene Odundo (Kenya/UK) Richard Notkin (USA) Pao Fei Yang (Taiwan/USA) Eva Marie Kothe (Sweden) Jane Perryman (UK) Duncan Ross (UK) Alison Tinker (UK/Spain) Sebastian Blackie (UK) Nattinee Satawatthamrong (Thailand) Pamela Gorgone (USA) 7. Smoke Firing in a Kiln Pierre Bayle (France) Ellen Schopf (Germany) Munemi Yorigami (Japan) 8. Post-raku Smoke Firing Giovanni Cimatti (Italy) Anne James (UK) Joy Bosworth (UK) Ashraf Hannah (Egypt/UK) Mark Verbruggen (Belgium) 9. Smoke Firing in Groups Smoke firing with groups of children and adults using a variety of firing techniques and locations Conclusion and Acknowledgements Health & Safety and Suppliers List References Index
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