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  • Ceramics: Art and Perception

    Editorial

    Feb 22, 2018 3 minutes

    B Here at last –# 107 completed, and packed with articles curated from around the world. Time to relax.

    N Hang on. How are we going with Clay Gulgong and curating 20 masters for hundreds of delegates – how can you possibly relax?

    B If I’m allowed to relax I can work on a few surprises.

    N That’s one of the contributing factors to my stress levels.

    We can both relax. I’m checking on the ten

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