Carol Farrow (UK/France)
paperclay pioneer and paper making with different fibres.Runs workshops in London and S. W. France
read her 1987 article.
website (new) www.carolfarrow.net/
Rosette Gault (USA)
expertise: handbuilt large paperclay formsauthor of eight journal articles and two books on paperclay.
USA patient holder for pclay.
website: www.paperclayart.com
Jaromir (Mike) Kusnik (Czechoslovakia/Aus)
paperclay pioneer and ceramic chemistRead about his role in paperclay history.
P: +61 (0)8 9298 8686
Brian Gartside (NZ/UK)
paperclay and digital design of glaze and texture.workshops in New Zealand, USA and UK
Written two good introduction to paperclay articles
Website: www.gartside.info
Roy Ashmore (UK)
casting solid paperclay formsincorporating fired clay, slate, sawdust
Jerry Bennett (USA)
handbuilding delicate paperclay structuresEarly blog on fibre sources for making paperclay.
Website: www.jerrybennett.net
Barbara Campbell-Allen (AUS)
Read her article on wood-firing paperclaytraditional anagama firing processes
Antonella Cimatti (Italy)
Slipcasting and sliptrailing porcelain paperclaysee how the work was created english translation
Website: www.antonellacimatti.it
Ian Gregory (UK)
Expertise: Sculpture in paperclay and portable kilnsRead an article on his techniques.
Website: www.www.Ian-gregory.co.uk
Wali Hawes (India/England/Spain/Japan)
Huge, fire spitting paperclay dragons and "trees" which are both kiln and installation.Read about how he built a huge dragon shaped paperclay kiln.
Website: www.walihawes.com
Graham Hay (NZ / AUS)
Conducted 140 paperclay workshops in eight countries (USA in 2006).Written eight journal articles on paperclay.
handbuilding large, complex delicate forms, dry to dry join.
Website: www.grahamhay.com.au
Robyn Lees (Aus)
Wheel thrown sections, assembled and gas tourch driedWedsite: via www.artsouthwa.com.au
Elisabeth Le Rétif (France)
handbuilding large, figurative formsfast fire decorating (similar-but different to Raku)
http://elisabeth.leretif.com/ english translation via Google.com
Anne Lightwood (Scotland)
Author of a book on paperclay and studio potterEmail click here
Linda Mau (USA)
Read her article on covering steel wire covered with porcelain paperclayWebsite: http://www.lmau.com/
Angela Mellor (UK/Aus/UK)
bone china; combing slipcasting and dry paperclay
Andy Miller (Aus)
Slipcasting paperclay and dry assembling.Research paper on slipcasting with paperclay.
Tina Neale (Wales)
Handbuilding detailed paperclay figuresPaperclay workshops
Website: www.tinaneale.co.uk
Irene Poulton (UK / SA / Aus)
Raku and paperclayAuthor of book Fired up with Raku, Crowood Press, UK 2006
Website: http://members.iinet.net.au/~shaper/
Kim Jeoung-Ah (Korea/Sweden)
Detailed Interdisciplinary scientific research on paperclayAuthor of rigorous articles and book on paperclay
Chris Campbell (USA)
Studio research in speed drying and reduce cracking in multicoloured Paper Porcelain Murrinis
Vipoo Srivilasa (Thai / Aus)
delicate paperclay asemblages
Lorri Acott-Fowler (USA)
large nails support for raku fired elongated figuresRead her article
elisabeth m eitelberger (Austria/Australia)
Interdisciplinary performance/installation/video
Anthony Foo (Malaysia/USA)
Mixing East & West imagery
Robyn Becker (Aus)
Stoneware paperclay with minimum use of oxides and glazes
Amanda Shelsher (Aus)
Handbuilt slab and coil, blending paperclays, oxides, stains, slips and glazes.
Mike Godsell (Aus)
Handbuilt Stoneware paperclay, fired to 1280oC / 2336 o F, with under glaze colours.P: +61 (0)8 9755 8163
Brigitta Kurmann (Aus)
Handbuilt Stoneware paperclay fired to 1280oC / 2336 o F, with glazes.P: +61 (0)8 9754 2338
Suvira McDonald (Aus)
Reduction fired stoneware ‘homebrew’ paperclay (single fired 1300oC /2372 oF with glazes).