Useful Ceramics Links
BACAFThe Bay Area Ceramics Arts Forum is a good place to post info and requests for the local ceramics community. California Lawyers for the ArtsNon-profit service organization that provides lawyer referrals, dispute resolution services, educational programs, publications and resource library to artists of all disciplines and arts organizations. Ceramics TodayA great compilation of ceramics information and links, assembled by Steven Goldate, former moderator of Ceramics.About.com. Clayart ArchivesArchives of the Clayart mailing list, organized by topic, are available from potters.org. A valuable complement to Clayart's own archives, which are organized by date. Clayart Mailing ListA very useful (and very active!) mailing list discussion group. Originally hosted by the CeramicsWeb program at San Diego State University, the Clayart list is now managed by the American Ceramics Society (ACerS). HINT: If you sign up for this mailing list, skip the Manuals and go directly to the Your Subscriptions page. Clayart Web GuideA comprehensive link-guide to ceramic and pottery resources and information. ClayStationGreat technical articles, links to artists pages, and a free quarterly electronic newsletter Digital FireUseful articles and information on formulating and understanding glazes. The site includes well-documented recipes for cone 06, cone 6, cone 10 and raku glazes. Digital Fire is the distributor for the Insight glaze analysis program, featured in the April 2002 issue of Greenware. GlazeMixerGlazeMixer.com will store your glaze recipes and can mix your glazes for you. You may also share your glazes through GlazeMixer.com. GlazeSimulatorOffers a simple step by step expert system that guides you through the basic process of Glaze Creation and Analysis. Triaxial BlendA site explaining and offering calculation tools for triaxial blends. Virtual Library of CeramicsA collection of links relating to the Ceramic Arts, including antique and collectible pottery and contemporary craft ceramics. This site is aimed at everyone interested in ceramic art, but it is of particular interest to collectors and to working potters and artists. This site is a part of the The WWW Virtual Library |
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