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Ceramic makers seek legal aid to fight anti-dumping probe

Posted 2012-03-03 09:22:17

GUANGZHOU - Household ceramics companies in Guangdong province are preparing to mount a legal response to an anti-dumping investigation initiated by the European Union, industry insiders said.

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Ceramics facility to mold 80 jobs out of tax break

Posted 2012-03-03 09:18:02

Twinsburg -- The upward tick in local job creation continues as a Pinnacle Parkway manufacturing company expects to increase its workforce by as many as 80 full-time employees over the next three years.

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The Perfect Cure for Cabin Fever: A Potter Shares a Cool Technique for Making Texture Stamps with Natural Objects

Posted 2012-03-02 04:09:56

Pring is right around the bend so I thought today would be a good day to present a project that involves getting outside. This technique for making simple plaster texture stamps out of found objects comes from Woodstock, New York, ceramic artist Meg Oliver.

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For art's sake, take great pictures of it

Posted 2012-03-02 02:23:22

Today’s artists and crafters use the Internet not only to promote themselves, but to sell their wares. Good-quality images sell a product. Inferior images don’t. So it makes business sense to learn a few tricks of the photographic trade.

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Japanese ceramics at USC Museum

Posted 2012-03-01 01:59:02

The University of San Carlos (USC) Museum, in cooperation with the Sumitomo Foundation of Japan, opened last Feb. 22 a month-long exhibition titled “Japanese Ceramics: From Imari to Cebu” at its Institutional gallery.

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Erodible Ceramic Provides Longer Service Life

Posted 2012-03-01 01:55:22

When injection molding abrasive materials such as glass fiber-reinforced plastics (GFP), metal and ceramic powders, hardened steel molds already show signs of wear in critical areas after a relatively short time.

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Anderman Ceramics reinforces its international team

Posted 2012-02-29 01:49:02

Anderman Ceramics is more global than ever! Customers in more than 40 countries make us a worldwide supplier of advanced technical ceramics. Therefore, due to this growth, Anderman has reinforced the already successful international team.

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Ceramics students raise money for charities

Posted 2012-02-29 01:40:15

Instead of throwing away class projects, or even trying to gain money for themselves, the Ball State Ceramics Guild teamed up with Dining Services to sell their ceramic bowls and homemade chili to raise money for local charities.

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Transformative ceramic artist Ken Price dies at his home in Taos at 77

Posted 2012-02-28 01:25:42

TAOS, N.M. — Ken Price, an internationally known artist whose glazed and painted clay blurred the lines between ceramics and sculpture, is being remembered for his humor, his love of natural shapes and for the long hours he spent in the studio perfecting what became a style all his own.

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“Earth and Ice” Works in Ceramics by Derek Walter at the Chesterton Art Center

Posted 2012-02-27 17:53:07

Derek Walter, Assistant Professor of Fine Arts at Indiana University Northwest will be exhibiting ceramic work at the Chesterton Art Center in March.

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