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Ceramics Art + Perception Issue 125CONTENTS The Prime of Ms Ebony Russell by Nikki Gemmell The Devils Interval: Tom Bartel and his Sculpture by Pema Chodar Marie Herwald Hermann at Broadway Gallery, New York by Janet Koplos Robert Brady: in Retrospect by Elaine Olafson Henry The 2024 Portage Ceramics Awards by Josie Lander Build Me Up, Tear Me Down, Why Dont You Love Me Babe Like Theres No One Around? MoNA Ceramic Invitational 2025 Museum of Northwest Art, La Conner, Washington USA
CONTENTS
- The Prime of Ms Ebony Russell by Nikki Gemmell
- The Devil’s Interval: Tom Bartel and his Sculpture by Pema Chodar
- Marie Herwald Hermann at Broadway Gallery, New York by Janet Koplos
- Robert Brady: in Retrospect by Elaine Olafson Henry
- The 2024 Portage Ceramics Awards by Josie Lander
- Build Me Up, Tear Me Down, Why Don’t You Love Me Babe Like There’s No One Around? MoNA Ceramic Invitational 2025 Museum of Northwest Art, La Conner, Washington USA January 25 – May 11, 2025 by Matthew Kangas
- Exploring collective memory through clay dwellings: Somewhere in between and not represented by Mellaney Roberts
- John Gill at Yossi Milo Gallery, New York by Janet Koplos
- The Space Between by Cheyenne Mapplebeck
- From Posen to Poznan: The Rise and Fall and Rise of Ceramics in Poland by Matthew Kangas
- The Artistic Representation of the Oppression in Palestine Through Ceramic Works by Dr. Ali Uslu
- Swansong: Hiroe Swen’s farewell to ceramics by Henrietta Farrelly-Barnett
- O’ Powa O’ Meng: The Art and Legacy of Jody Folwell The Fralin Museum of Art at the University of Virginia by Adriana Greci Green, Jill Ahlberg Yohe and Bruce Bernstein
- A Native American Influencer by Craig Hinshaw
- MOCA-NY: The Metamorphosis of a Museum by Judith S Schwartz
- The Final Kiln: CPEC Opportunities in Fashion are Pulling Kashi Artisans Away from Ceramics by Zhou Jiu and Muhammad Hussnain Sethi
- Jaeyoun’s Recent Works, Ugly Mr./ Mrs. K by Jisu Hong
- Art and the Sense of Touch by Susan Cohen
- Ceramic Public Art: in Empathy by Zheng Zeng
- Coleton Lunt Living Ceramics: Uniting Utility and Sculpture by Denise Massa
- Keith Schneider’s Ceramic Figures (How Toys Become Real) by Gabrielle Gopinath
- Gender, Voice, and Identity: Mediterranean Women Artists by Ray Chen
- The Courage to Move: Pinar Baklan by Leman Kalay
- Bagwall Goblins: Detritus and Clay by Chris Garcia
TECHNICAL
- Q&A: Glaze Bubbles by Jeff Zamek
- Request from a friend by Jeff Zamek
- Animal Biodiversity: Three Little Teapots by Romina Rems
- Controlled Cracking by Matthew Whisler
- Q&A: Dull Glaze Colors by Jeff Zamek
Cover image: Ebony Russell, Skirting Layers Vase, 2025, porcelain and glaze, 25 x 20 x 13 cm.
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★★★★★ 5
Worked well near the equator
Style: SPF 50
I bought this product because I was going to be in the field for a month, outside, every day, all day, in Tanzania at high altitude. A severe sunburn would be hard to treat in the remote area we were in, but also I am very careful about protecting my skin from aging. I had to have mineral based sunscreen because as a whitewater kayaker I know it’s the only truly water resistant kind and it was going to be sweaty. And since I knew I was going to be putting it on every day, and we didn’t have running water in the field (bucket showers only) I didn’t want it to feel gross. (I really wanted to try the spray but I didn’t want to put anything pressurized in my luggage.) And I had already discovered the Coola face sunscreen (30spf version) which had impressed me with how silky smooth and not greasy it is. Now this IS greasier because it is a higher SPF. BUT I think this product is as good as you’re going to get with the protection you’re getting. Like I said, I’m a white water tiger, so I have used a LOT of mineral sunscreens. This was hands down the most comfortable one I’ve used. And it was effective. I didn’t burn once—only time I did burn was when I forgot to put it on one day toward the end of the trip, when we were out for just a couple hours—and I got the first 2nd degree burn I’ve ever had in my life. That was what this stuff had protected me from, all day every day, the entire trip. I did tan a little but I think that was mostly from the few times I was not covered during short bouts or it was cloudy. For my face I used the Coola 50spf face product.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 7, 2022
★★★★★ 5
Love this stuff!
Style: SPF 50
I use this every day and I love how it is frangrance free and creamy. I have a very fair complexion and I will say it leaves a slight white cast but it doesn’t bother me because it almost makes my fairness more creamy looking. My skin texture has improved since wearing it daily and no allergies from it. I highly recommend especially if you have fairer skin otherwise it may leave a cast .
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Reviewed in the United States on February 19, 2023
★★★★★ 5
Excellent mineral sunscreen with minimal white cast.
Style: SPF 50
This is one of the healthier sunscreens I’ve found so far. You’re not likely going to find a mineral sunscreen that doesn’t leave some white cast. However, this one rubs in pretty good with minimal cast.
You can dab on and rub in fairly easily… as long as you don’t use too much the white cast should be minimal. I am not sure how well this would work on darker skin tones. My arms are a medium skin tone… my legs are more of a light-medium tone.
I prefer mineral sunscreens, and this is the best one I found so far and compatible to Supergoop mineral play. If you liked that one, you would likely enjoy this Coola one too.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 25, 2025
★★★★★ 1
Would not recommend
Style: SPF 50
I literally never write reviews but felt compelled to write one for this sunscreen because I was very caught off guard by all the positive reviews. This sunscreen leaves the most insane white sheen that never soaks in and gets on EVERYTHING. I put this on and drove to the beach and had sunscreen on my car seat, the steering wheel, the center console, the door, EVERYWHERE!
It took forever to clean up and was such a hassle and that was after having let the sunscreen soak into my skin for an hour.
Also the sunscreen is really thick and difficult to spread and makes you look ghostly white. Plus, the sunscreen has a really odd odor that reminded me of play dough? That might not be a negative thing for everyone but I found it unpleasant.
There are definitely better mineral sunscreens out there. For the price I expected a much better product.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 11, 2025
★★★★★ 3
Sticky and white
Style: SPF 50
The sunscreen has a very sticky and thick texture. It will keep you from getting sunburnt, but it will also leave you with a white color.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 22, 2024