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The Kiln Book 4eFrederick L. Olsen

2011

“This book is without a doubt the most important published work on ceramic ovens.” – Ceramica

Fully revised and updated, the fourth edition of this well-

established classic is bursting with colour images of kilns

in all of their various stages of construction. It covers all

types of kiln, including gas, wood, oil, electric and various

combinations, and is packed with plans, drawings and advice.

The most comprehensive kiln book available.

320pp | 276 x 219mm | PB | 270 colour and 310 b&w illus.

£35 | 978 1 4081 1141 3 | TERRITORY: WO

Modelling and Sculpting the FigureTanya Russell

October 2012

Tanya Russell details the creative process for sculpting

the fi gure, from conceptual and practical considerations

through to the fi nished work. She covers essential tools

and equipment, methods for building armatures, and the

processes for creating not only realistic, but also abstract

and expressive fi gures, in a variety of media. Techniques are

supported by practical exercises with illustrated step-by-step

instructions. The book is also fi lled with images of inspiring

works by contemporary sculptors.

128pp | 276 x 219mm | PB | 140 colour illus.

£19.99 | 978 1 4081 4641 5 | TERRITORY: WO

From Studio to FoundryPreparation for Casting

Jan Sweeney

July 2013

In this practical book, wildlife sculptor Jan Sweeney

demystifi es the ancient art of casting in bronze. Sweeney

covers the whole process of preparing a sculpture for casting,

including required tools and materials, and information about

dealing with foundries, before taking the reader step-by-step

through two exciting projects – one to be produced as a solid

bronze, and one for a hollow bronze.

128pp | 276 x 219mm | PB | 120 Illus.

£25 | 978 1 4081 5665 0 | TERRITORY: WO

Contemporary TablewareLinda Bloomfi eld

January 2013

Maker Linda Bloomfi eld looks at the history of the pots on our tables,

from Sung Chinese and Medieval English ware to the revival of studio

pottery and the infl uence of Scandinavian, American and Japanese

design. She goes on to examine common forms in contemporary tableware, and to explain the

elements of form, function, and beauty in each. Lavishly illustrated, this book is the defi nitive

guide to modern tableware for potters, designers, and buyers.

160pp | 276 x 219mm | PB | 220 illus. | £24.99 | 978 1 4081 5395 6

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Ceramics and the Human FigureEdith Garcia

June 2012

Ceramics and the Human Figure explores the role of fi gurative

ceramics throughout history and in contemporary ceramics. It profi les

an international range of ceramic artists, all practicing within the

fi elds of installation and sculpture. Divided by broad themes, each chapter explores a variety of

different expressive works. The book also reveals the methods of six key artists, using how-to

images to illustrate their techniques.

176pp | 276 x 219mm | PB | 310 illus. | £25 | 978 1 4081 3250 0

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COVER IMAGE: Capriccio bowl by Elke Sada. Photographer: Michael Wurzbach. Taken from Sculpting and Handbuilding by Claire Loder, in The New Ceramics series (see page 4).

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Colour in GlazesLinda Bloomfield

2011

“I would strongly recommend potters who use, or would like to develop the use of colour in their work, to give this book the serious attention that it deserves.” – Craft & Design Magazine

A complete guide to achieving a fantastic spectrum of colourful glazes for the studio potter that

will enable you to make the colours you want and broaden your palette.

144pp | 246 x 189mm | PB | 160 illus.

£16.99 | 978 1 4081 3121 3

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STHE NEW CERAMICS series is the successor to the very popular and long-running CERAMIC HANDBOOKS series. Like the handbooks, this new series covers key areas of ceramic practice in a

practical, accessible way, suitable both for beginners or makers looking to extend their skills. The books often use how-to or ‘making’ images to demonstrate key techniques and practices, and

also feature beautiful photographs of the work of contemporary artists. Authors in this series are prestigious, highly respected ceramic practitioners; these books are written by makers, for makers.

For the CERAMIC HANDBOOKS series, see pp. 4-5

Additions to Clay BodiesKathleen StandenMay 2013

An inspiring introduction to the use of additions in clay bodies, from hard materials like stones

and glass to combustible matter, fibre, metals and colour.

128pp | 246 x 189mm | PB | 200 illus. | £16.99 | 978 1 4081 5394 9 | TERRITORY: WO

Ceramic Transfer PrintingKevin Petrie

2011

“Highly recommended.” – South Wales Potters Newsletter

Kevin Petrie explains the specific materials and

techniques for making versatile screen-printed

ceramic transfers in detail, from ‘low tech’ options

to the more sophisticated. A range of case studies

show the potential and diversity of approaches

in this area, which extend beyond ceramics to

include printing on enamel, metal and glass.

144pp | 246 x 189mm | PB | 110 illus.

£16.99 | 978 1 4081 1328 8

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Ceramics and Print 3ePaul ScottDecember 2012

Ceramics and Print explains the historical context for printed ceramics as well as the principles

of techniques and their studio applications. It explores photographic processes, and the new

opportunities presented by digital and 3D printing.

144pp | 246 x 189mm | PB | 130 colour illus. | £16.99 | 978 1 4081 5149 5

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COVER IMAGE: Capriccio bowl by Elke Sada. Photographer: Michael Wurzbach. Taken from Sculpting and Handbuilding by Claire Loder, in The New Ceramics series (see page 4).

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Developing GlazesGreg Daly

January 2013

This practical book will tell you everything you need to know

to develop your own glazes, from planning recipes and

recording results to mixing glazes and fi nding the correct fi ring

temperature. Contains complete step-by-step instructions, how-

to images, example tests and hundreds of recipes.

128pp | 246 x 189mm | PB | 100 illus.

£16.99 | 978 1 4081 3495 5

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Natural GlazesCollecting and Making

Miranda Forrest

March 2013

This book explains how to collect materials to make your

own glazes. It gives practical instructions about sourcing and

harvesting material from your local environment, mixing a

glaze, testing samples, applying the glaze, and fi ring the work.

Encouraging experimentation and a creative approach, Natural Glazes is a vital resource for anyone wishing to work in a more

natural, sustainable way to develop unique glaze effects.

112pp | 246 x 189mm | PB | 140 illus.

£16.99 | 978 1 4081 5666 7

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Paperclay Art and Practice

Rosette Gault

February 2013

In this comprehensive update of her original Ceramic

Handbook, pioneering artist, researcher and teacher Rosette

Gault (M.F.A.) explains how potters and clay sculptors can

make, fi re and use paperclay. In addition to the basics, she

introduces more advanced techniques for building armatures,

sculpting fi gures and making works for the wall.

160pp | 246 x 189mm | PB | 200 colour illus. | £19.99 | 978 1 4081 3120 6

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Sculpting and HandbuildingClaire Loder

June 2013

An essential guide for any ceramic artist or student wishing

to learn the basics of handbuilding, or seeking inspiration to

integrate and adapt conventional methods. Sculpting and Handbuilding explains the basic techniques with practical

instructions and accompanying images, and also thoroughly

covers equipment, clay bodies and studio advice.

128pp | 246 x 189mm | PB | 140 illus.

£16.99 | 978 1 4081 5668 1

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Sustainable CeramicsA Practical Guide

Robert Harrison

June 2013

This book discusses all the factors to consider when creating

work that is both environmentally friendly and socially

responsible, including fuels, alternative fi ring technology, energy-

saving methods, sustainable ways of collecting and using clay,

ways to deal with waste material, and how to save water.

144pp | 246 x 189mm | PB | 140 illus.

£19.99 | 978 1 4081 5758 9

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ThrowingRichard Phethean

August 2012

Throwing describes key techniques for working on the wheel.

Richard Phethean covers a range of forms, from simple pots

to more complex vessels, with the aim of building makers’

confi dence. Videos demonstrating selected techniques are also

available on the accompanying website,

www.bloomsbury.com/throwing.

144pp | 246 x 189mm | PB | 130 colour illus

£16.99 | 978 1 4081 3955 4


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SCERAMIC HANDBOOKS are a series of highly illustrated, practical books for working potters, students and teachers.

“Good value, concise, easy to read with quality graphics” – Southern Ceramic Group

“An excellent series.” – Craft & Design Magazine

Ceramic JewelleryJoy Bosworth

2010

“A very useful book for the beginner and for those who wish to be inspired to produce more innovative pieces.”

– Kent Potters Association Newsletter

Ceramic Jewellery demonstrates how ceramic can be

combined with other materials such as silver, gold, feathers,

leather, textiles or stone to create some unique and innovative

pieces. It shows how to source or create your own fittings and

findings, highlights the problems of design and explains the

practicalities of joining elements to create a successful piece.

112pp | 234 x 156mm | PB | 110 illus.

£15.99 | 978 1 4081 0637 2


Dry Glazes Jeremy Jernegan

2009

“Everything you need to know to create a range of glazes.” – London Potters

Newsletter

With little information available on dry glazes, this dedicated

book is an invaluable resource. Dry Glazes covers slips and

engobes, oxides and stains, matt glazes and low alumina

surfaces, as well as textured and pitted glazes. It explains

what makes up a dry glaze and how to create them, and

also features test tiles of examples of dry glazes with their

corresponding recipes.

128pp | 234 x 156mm | PB | 120 illus.

£15.99 | 978 0 7136 7671 6


LustreGreg Daly

January 2012

“This is an excellent guide to an intriguing area of ceramics, rich in detail, photography

and explanation. It is sure to become a standard text on the subject.” – Dacorum & Chiltern Potters Guild Newsletter

This handbook explains and simplifies the potentially tricky

process of lustre. It provides recipes for making your own

lustres, kiln instructions, covers techniques for applying and

firing, and shows you the results of the author’s own extensive

testing.

144pp | 234 x 156mm | PB | 110 illus.

£15.99 | 978 1 4081 0376 0


Ceramics with Mixed MediaJoy Bosworth

2006

“A good book to introduce the use of mixed media with ceramics. Inspirational and eye opening.” – London Potters Newsletter

This illustrated handbook examines the best

methods of combining and fitting other

materials with ceramics – including some

inside the kiln.

112pp | 234 x 156mm | PB | 100 illus. | £15.99 | 978 0 7136 6771 4

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Clay, Light & WaterMargaret O'Rorke

2010

“An excellent read and a must for any potter.” – Kent Potters Association Newsletter

Clay, Light and Water covers the

complications of making lights and fountains

in ceramics, using step-by-step sequences

to simplify this challenging area.


£15.99 | 978 0 7136 8487 2


Colouring ClayJo Connell

2007

“A book offering plenty of information and inspiration for those wishing to begin experimenting with colour.” – Kent Potters Association Newsletter

96pp | 234 x 156mm | PB | 110 illus.

£15.99 | 978 0 7136 7628 0


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Low-firing and burnishingSumi von Dassow

2009

“A very useful reference work.” – London Potters News

von Dassow covers techniques of firing and

finishing at low temperatures without using

glazes.

112pp | 234 x 156mm | PB | 100 full colour illus.

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MaiolicaDaphne Carnegy

2011

A straightforward, practical guide to the materials, techniques and

processes of maiolica. Daphne Carnegy provides a brief history on

the subject, before moving on to topics such as the materials and

processes involved in covering clay bodies, glazing and pigments

and firing. She also explores surface treatments in depth. Colour

photographs are used throughout, featuring both step-by-step photographs and examples of

work by international contemporary practitioners.

112pp | 234 x 156mm |

PB | 100+ colour illus. |

£15.99 | 978 1 4081 1416 2

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Throwing LargeNic Collins

2011

This book is the only title on the market to focus solely on the

challenging area of throwing large work. It looks at the various

methods used, as well as all the difficulties of making, drying and

firing. Although the book assumes the reader can already throw,

Throwing Large will be an essential guide to those looking to move

on to or develop their skills in working with large pieces.

112pp | 234 x 156mm |

PB | 100 illus. | £15.99 |

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Setting Up a Pottery WorkshopAlistair Young

2006

128pp | 234 x 156mm | PB | 100+ illus.

£15.99 | 978 0 7136 7938 0

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Slab TechniquesIan Marsh & Jim Robison

2010

112pp | 234 x 156mm | PB | Approx. 110 illus.

£15.99 | 978 1 4081 1007 2


Slipcasting 2eSasha Wardell

2007

144pp | 156 x 234mm | PB | 100+ illus.

£15.99 | 978 0 7136 7672 3


Wall PiecesDominique Bivar-Segurado

2009

128pp | 234 x 156mm | PB | 120 full colour illus.

978 1 4081 0407 1


Single FiringThe Pros and Cons

Fran Tristam

1996

128pp | 234 x 156mm | HB

£15.99 | 978 0 7136 3902 5

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StonewareRichard Dewar

2002

128pp | 234 x 156mm | HB

£15.99 | 978 0 7136 5777 7

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ICS250 Tips, Techniques and Trade Secrets for PottersJacqui Atkin

2009

“An invaluable reference from a professional studio ceramicist, ideal for more experienced potters as well as beginners.” – Craft & Design Magazine

An invaluable, easy-to-follow book of tips and advice for the beginner and intermediate potter.

The subjects covered include: clay, tools and equipment, making techniques, designing shapes,

and surface decoration. Information is arranged in step-by-step sections which are illustrated

with line drawings and photographs.


£16.99 | 978 1 4081 1018 8

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BatchCraft, Design and Product

Andrew Tanner

2010

144pp | 276 x 219mm | HB | 200 illus.

£30 | 978 1 4081 1008 9

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A Guide to Collecting Studio PotteryAlistair Hawtin

2008

An essential guide for both beginner collectors and those who

have already started, covering how, where and what to buy in

contemporary studio ceramics as a collector.

128pp | 246 x 189mm | PB | 100+ colour illus.

£16.99 | 978 0 7136 7189 6 | TERRITORY: WO

British Studio Potters’ Marks 2eEric Yates-Owen & Robert Fournier

2005

“The only truly comprehensive directory of 20th century British Studio Potters’ marks.” – Craft & Design Magazine

720pp | 234 x 156mm | HB | 5000+ line drawings

£50 | 978 0 7136 7245 9 | TERRITORY: WO

The Ceramic ProcessA manual and source of inspiration for ceramic art and design

European Ceramic Work Centre

2005

320pp | 276 x 219mm | HB

£50 | 978 0 7136 6768 4


Introducing PotteryThe Complete Guide

Dan Rhode

2010

160pp | 276 x 219mm | PB | 200 illus.

£19.99 | 978 1 4081 1006 5

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Kiln ConstructionJoe Finch

2006


£16.99 | 978 0 7136 7012 7

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Modelling Heads and Faces in ClayBerit Hildre

2008


£14.99 | 978 1 4081 0267 1

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2009

“At last a book that highlights the diversity and talent of present day British potters.” – Kent Potters Association Newsletter

Both visual and informative, Modern British Potters and Their Studios is an in-depth study

of 24 artists, their work, inspiration and studios making everything from domestic ware to

sculpture. Those featured include: Clive Bowen, Walter Keeler, Sandy Brown, Ken Eastman, Neil

Brownsword and Claire Curneen.

160pp | 279 x 219mm | HB | 110 colour illus. | £30 | 978 0 7136 8732 3

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The Potter’s Book of Glaze RecipesEmmanuel Cooper

2004

The Potter’s Book of Glaze Recipes is an essential introduction

to glazes and contains basic instructions for making your own.

Cooper provides potters with an introductory section on glaze

materials, colouring, mixing and the application of glazes, as

well as information on health and safety issues. The book also

features over 400 recipes covering a wide range of temperatures and variations. An invaluable

guide for any potter or ceramicist.

208pp | 234 x 156mm | HB

£19.99 | 978 0 7136 6115 6


Pottery BasicsEverything you need to know to start making

beautiful ceramics

Jacqui Atkin

2005

128pp | 280 x 215mm | PB | 300+ colour illus. | £14.99 | 978 0 7136 7338 8 TERRITORY: EU/ZA

Sources of InspirationCarolyn Genders

2004

176pp | 276 x 219mm | PB | 200+ illus. £19.99 | 978 0 7136 7098 1 TERRITORY: WO EXC. US

Studio Pottery in Britain 1900 – 2005

Jeffrey Jones

2007

256pp | 276 x 219mm | HB

£45 | 978 0 7136 7013 4 | TERRITORY: WO

The Potter’s BibleMarilyn Scott

2007

192pp | 195 x 145mm | HB | 400+ illus.

£12.99 | 978 0 7136 8768 2

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MosaicsElizabeth Joy Bell & Elizabeth Atkins-Hood

2011

140pp | 280 x 228mm | PB | 200 colour illus. £16.99 | 978 1 4081 3133 6 TERRITORY: EU

The Mouldmaker's HandbookJean-Pierre Delpech & Marc-Andre Figueres

2004

166pp | 275 x 210mm | PB £25 | 978 0 7136 6770 7 | TERRITORY: WO

Naked ClayCeramics Without a Glaze

Jane Perryman

2008

192pp | 276 x 219mm | PB | 219 colour illus. £19.99 | 978 1 4081 1105 5 TERRITORY: WO EXC. NORTH AMERICA

The Potter’s Dictionary 5e

Frank and Janet Hamer

2004

448pp | 270 x 206mm | HB | 89 colour and 98 b&w illus. | £45 | 978 0 7136 6408 9 TERRITORY: WO RIGHTS SOLD: German, US

Techniques Using SlipsJohn Mathieson

2010

“Whether you have never used slips before, use them occasionally, or have considered branching out to include slip decoration in your work, this book is for you. Take my advice; get this book.” – Clay Times

Examines the many techniques of using slips such as brushing, dipping, trailing and sgraffito,

amongst others. The book also explains how to make up slips and engobes, as well as ways of

using them at higher temperatures, both with and without glazes.

144pp | 246 x 189mm | PB | 140 illus

£15.99 | 978 1 4081 0626 6




Contemporary Kiln-Formed GlassKeith Cummings

2009

Contemporary Kiln-Formed Glass showcases the work of around 50 glass makers using kiln-formed glass, with an account of their making techniques. It also looks back at the historical context of glass, and discusses the latest developments in the field.

208pp | 276 x 219mm | HB | 225 colour illus. £30 | 978 1 4081 0075 2TERRITORY: WO RIGHTS SOLD: German, US

Inspirations in Kiln-Formed Glass25 projects for fusing and slumping

Gillian Hulse2009

Including a comprehensive techniques section, detailed step-by-step projects with photographs, and clear templates, Inspirations in Kiln-Formed Glass will enable glass enthusiasts of all levels – including beginners with access to a kiln – to create spectacular results across a range of items for the home and pieces of jewellery.

128pp | 260 x 210mm | PB | 130+ colour illus. £16.99 | 978 1 4081 1437 7 | TERRITORY: EU/ZA

Techniques of Glass EngravingPeter Dreiser

2006

“Well illustrated with examples of intermediate processes and finished work, this book stands as one of the very few on the practical aspects of this craft.” - Verre

Covers techniques including copper wheel engraving, synthetic wheel engraving, cut glass, brilliant cutting, diamond point, drill engraving, glass etching and sandblasting.

176pp | 276 x 219mm | HB | 80 colour and 40 line illus. £35 | 978 0 7136 7516 0 | TERRITORY: WO

LaminationGeorge Papadopoulos

2004

This book covers the process of taking sheets of glass, decorating them by painting, sandblasting, cracking, shattering or etching, then covering them with another layer and fusing the layers together. The book contains practical information, an overview of the history of the technique, industrial applications, the uses of a variety of materials, information about resins and pigments and a list of suppliers

112pp | 234 x 156mm | PB | 94 colour illus.£15.99 | 978 0 7136 6163 7 | TERRITORY: EU

Glass and PrintKevin Petrie

2005

“A treasure trove of possibilities to marry ancient and modern

printmaking techniques with glass, in two and three dimensions, ranging from small etchings offset onto glass panels to enormous, architectural, screen-printed glass objects. Consistently engaging and easy to follow.” – Printmaking Today

A guide to creating high quality prints on glass, explaining specific materials, mediums and methods.

128pp | 234 x 156mm | PB | 160 colour illus. £15.99 | 978 0 7136 6491 1 | TERRITORY: WO RIGHTS SOLD: US

Mould Making for GlassAngela Thwaites

2011

“I defy you to read this book and not learn from it ... An invaluable resource for glass makers.” – Glass Network

Nearly all glass makers (unless they are blowing glass) need moulds that can go in the kiln, as part of the process of creating their work. This book will introduce all the mould-making techniques for casting glass, with detailed information on materials, recipes for mould mixes, methods and applications.

144pp | 234 x 156mm | PB | 110 colour illus. £15.99 | 978 1 4081 1433 9 | TERRITORY: WO

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SNew Technologies in GlassVanessa CutlerAugust 2012

“Each program is described with inspiring clarity and simplicity, wisdom and forethought.” – The GLASS Quarterly

Vanessa Cutler provides an introduction to the use and application of new techniques, machinery and software in glass. Using straightforward language, she introduces the digital tools that are becoming an essential part of an artist’s toolkit and describes the application of new technologies, from cutting and engraving to rapid prototyping. The book also includes advice to artists on how to approach industrial manufacturers to gain access to machines and how to prepare work for each technique. A vital text for any glass artist looking to explore new possibilities in their creative work.

128pp | 276 x 219mm | PB | 130 colour illus. | £24.99 | 978 1 4081 3954 7 | TERRITORY: WO

Contemporary Stained Glass ArtistsKate Baden Fuller

2006

“Splendidly illustrated survey of practising glass artists … incorporating an informative introduction to materials

and techniques and the commissioning of architectural glass.” – The Collector

“This is an important book for people working in this discipline, but it is not only for glass artists, it will be of interest to all designers, people who work with shape and colour – and is actually a fascinating read too!” – Craft & Design Magazine

224pp | 276 x 219mm | HB | 200+ illus. | £45 | 978 0 7136 5428 8 | TERRITORY: EU

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The Art of LondonMonuments and Wall Reliefs

Ilpo Musto

2011

“Anyone who lives in, visits, or just loves London should have a copy of this. Beautifully photographed, it’s a work of art in its own right but it’ll also open your eyes and make you smile at the same time.” – Art Book Review

London is filled with hundreds of pieces of artwork in open

spaces which can be viewed free of charge. The Art of London highlights some of these fascinating and unexpected

treasures.


£12.99 | 978 1 4081 2382 9

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From Floor to SkyThe Experience of the Art School Studio

Hester Westley, Malcolm Le Grice & Peter Kardia

2010

Essential reading for anyone interested in Peter Kardia’s

teaching, the development of British sculpture or the role

of art education generally, this fascinating book looks at the

work of 28 current British artists, all previous students of

Peter Kardia.

192pp | 276 x 219mm | HB | 160 illus.

£35 | 978 1 4081 1499 5

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Sculpture Parks and Trails of Britain & Ireland 2eAlison Stace

April 2013

The second edition of this comprehensive guide to sculpture

parks and trails has been thoroughly revised and updated

to include venues in Wales, Scotland and Ireland, as well as

England. Divided by region, the guide provides an overview

of sculpture venues of interest in each area, lists sculptures

of particular interest and quality at the venue, and gives

information on how to get there. Listings are also well-

illustrated and include maps of the park layout where needed.

Both practical and beautifully illustrated, this is an essential

guide to sculpture parks and trails for those new to sculpture

or enthusiasts who want to know more about the dedicated

places available to them.


£16.99 | 978 1 4081 6475 4

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Sculpting in CopperJim Pratt & Sue White-Oakes

February 2013

Lifelong sculptor Sue White-Oakes and writer Jim Pratt

explain the craft of working in copper with the novice

metalworker in mind. First covering basic tools and

techniques, from cutting and truing to annealing and

soldering, they go on to demonstrate five exciting sculpture

projects, each increasing in complexity, with the aim of

building readers’ confidence as their skills progress.

Providing clear, practical instruction for the beginner,

accompanied by helpful how-to images, this book is an

essential resource for anyone wishing to explore the potential

of sculpting in copper.

128pp | 276 x 219mm | PB | 250 illus. | £19.99 | 978 1 4081 5243 0 | TERRITORY: WO

Sculpting in WireCathy Miles

2009

Ideal for beginners, this book contains

six projects of increasing difficulty,

from learning about wire and using pliers to employing simple

silver soldering.

96pp | 276 x 219mm | PB | 125 illus. | £19.99 |

978 0 7136 8887 0 | TERRITORY: WO

Sculpting in WoodPeter Clothier

2007

A complete guide to sculpting in wood

for the beginner upwards. As well as six

projects which increase in difficulty, this book also covers sourcing

materials, choosing a suitable wood for the project, planning the

project and possible treatments for finishing the piece.

128pp | 276 x 219mm | PB | 140 illus. | £19.99 |

978 0 7136 7490 3 | TERRITORY: WO

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SSetting up a Gallery and Frame ShopAnnabelle Ruston

2007

“Covers absolutely everything you’re likely to encounter, from bureaucracy to finance, marketing, display and staff.” – Art Book Review

Written in conjunction with the Fine Art Trade Guild, this

book is a thorough, clear and accessible guide to everything

you need to know when setting up a gallery or craft retail

business. It also contains case studies and sample legal

documents that will help you apply the information to real-life

scenarios.

240pp | 210 x 148mm | PB

£14.99 | 978 0 7136 8475 9

TERRITORY: WO

The Essential Guide to Business for Artists and DesignersAlison Branagan

2011

“Seldom has a book been so timely; rarely has one been so readable and comprehensive. Anyone about to launch a new business that involves some aspect of the visual arts should go and buy this book.” – Ceramic Review

This comprehensive business start-up book includes

guidance on: self-employment v. employment; starting up

a business; funding and sponsorship; building networks;

self-promotion; records, taxes and basic bookkeeping; trading

via the internet.

256pp | 234 x 156mm | PB

£16.99 | 978 1 4081 1903 7

TERRITORY: WO

A Pocket Business Guide for Artists and Designers100 Things You Need to Know

Alison Branagan

2011

“A crackingly good book.” – Art Business Today

Alison Branagan covers 100 useful business related pieces of

information that any creative practitioner should know before

embarking on a career in the arts, each presented in 250

words or less. Key areas discussed are: business, promotion,

legal, and money.

160pp | 198 x 129mm | PB | 5 illus.

£9.99 | 978 1 4081 2992 0

TERRITORY: WO

Clay Projects for ChildrenMonika Krumbach

2007

This book features basic clay projects that can be done with

young children in school or during children’s free time. Aimed

at the adult working with children, projects do not require any

pottery training to teach.

128pp | 240 x 165mm | PB | 134 colour and 100+ b&w illus.

£14.99 | 978 0 7136 8197 0

TERRITORY: WO

Exploring Clay with Children20 Simple Projects

Chris Utley & Mal Magson

2007

Aimed at anyone who wants to work with clay with primary

school aged children, this book covers all the basic forming

methods and suggests possible projects.

72pp | 234 x 156mm | PB

£12.99 | 978 0 7136 8818 4

TERRITORY: WO

Sculptural Materials in the ClassroomPeter Clough

2007

A guide aimed at primary school teachers who want to use

a range of three-dimensional materials with young children.

The materials covered include: wood, plaster of Paris, clay,

cardboard, plastics and wire.

96pp | 234 x 156mm | PB

£12.99 | 978 0 7136 8829 0



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