Ceramics Books and Magazines

International Publications about Ceramic Research, Industry, Products, and Art

Search Advanced SearchView Cart   Checkout   
 Location:  Home » Ceramics Books » Contemporary Glass: Color, Light & Form  
Main Categories
•Ceramics Books
•Ceramics Magazines
Popular Topics
 Ceramics
 Ceramic Kilns
 Ceramics Pottery
 Ceramics Clay
 Fiber Glass
 Paint Ceramics
 Bisque Ceramics
 Ceramics Hopper
 Heat Ceramics
 Thermal Ceramics
 Ceramics Machining
 Ceramics Complexity
 History of Ceramics
 Ceramics Essential Guide
 Industrial Ceramics
 Carbo Ceramics
 Advanced Ceramics
 Antique Ceramics
 Ceramics Supply
 Ceramics Art
 Contemporary Ceramics
 Architectural Ceramics
 Picasso Ceramics
 Ceramic Tiles
 Ceramic Raw Materials
 Ceramics Coating
 Ceramics Production
 Electrical Ceramics
 Stoneware, Pottery
 Ceramics Dinnerware
 Ceramics Equipment
 Ceramics Research
 Biomedical Ceramics
 Ceramic Fiber
 Sanitary Ceramics
 Duncan Ceramics
 Ceramics Grinding
 Ceramics Restoration
 Technical Ceramics
 Ceramics Testing
 Ceramics Processing
 Ceramics Handling
 Ceramics Designing
 Ancient Ceramics
 Electric Kiln Ceramics
 Wheel Thrown Ceramics
Popular Ceramics Books
 Handbook of Ceramics Grinding and Polishing
 Illustrated Dictionary of Ceramics
 Dictionary of Enamelling
 Illustrated Dictionary of Practical Pottery
 Dictionary of Glass Making in 3 languages
 The Kiln Book
 The Big Book of Ceramics
 New Dictionary of Marks: Pottery &Porcelain 1850 to Present
 The Encyclopedia of Pottery Techniques
 The Encyclopedia of Art Techniques
") winpops.document.close(); } //-->
Contemporary Glass: Color, Light & Form
Contemporary Glass: Color, Light & Form

 enlarge 		Authors: Ray Leier, Jan Peters, Kevin Wallace
Category: Book

List Price: $30.00
Buy New: $14.63
You Save: $15.37 (51%)



Avg. Customer Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars 1 reviews
Sales Rank: 2683160

Format: Bargain Price
Media: Hardcover
Number Of Items: 1
Pages: 128
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.7
Dimensions (in): 9.4 x 9.4 x 1


Publication Date: July 31, 2001
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Editorial Reviews:

Product Description
Although people have heated silica to form glass for thousands of years, the contemporary art glass movement began with a simple workshop just 40 years ago. In the decades since, the movement has grown into an international phenomenon, fueled by the drama of hot-glass techniques and the beauty of frozen light and color in glass works of art. Contemporary Glass presents the stellar work of artists important to the early expansion of the field, as well as new artists who continue to explore this most beautiful and demanding art medium. This book is a treasured resource for both collectors and artist.

Customer Reviews:

5 out of 5 stars neato   February 19, 2005
 1 out of 18 found this review helpful

this book has really nice pictures. glowing blass must be really difficult i think. i sure can't do it, though i've never really tried. but i don't think i could do it if i did try.


Copyright by CeramicsBookshop.com Cart powered by Amazon.com
All logos and trademarks on this site are property of their respective owners.
Industrial Ceramics and Pottery : Ceramics Books and Magazines


Add Your Ceramics Company

Additional Resources
 Ceramics Directory

 Ceramics Links

 Sitemap
Ceramics by Region
 Chinese Ceramics
 Japanese Ceramics
 German Ceramics
 French Ceramics
 Italian Ceramics
 Australian Ceramics
 Scandinavian Ceramics
 American Ceramics
 Indian Ceramics
 UK's Ceramics
 Spanish Ceramics
 Mexican Ceramics
 Florence Ceramics
Popular Ceramics Magazines
 Ceramics
 Ceramics Monthly
 Ceramic Art and Perception
 Ceramic Review
 Fired Arts and Crafts
 Ceramics Technical
 World Ceramics and Refractories
 Ceramics in America
 Journal of American Ceramic Society
 Journal of European Ceramic Society
 Asian Ceramics Magazine
 Ca Select: Ceramic Materials
 Ceramics International
 Ceramics Industry
 Interceram
 Industrial Ceramics
 Applied Ceramic Technology
 Australian Ceramics
 Indian Ceramics
 Seramikkusu= Japan Ceramics
 Victorian Ceramic Group
 Ceramic Industry Data
 Ceramic Projects
 National Ceramics Quarterly
 Ceramic Art
 Ceramic Forum Int
 Ceramic World Review
 International Ceramics Journal
 Oriental Ceramics Society
 Ceramics Ireland Mag
 Victorian Ceramic Group
 C+Ca Industrial Ceramics
 Australasian Ceramic Society
 Northern Ceramic Society
 Ceramics= Silikaty