Wikipedia:WikiProject Ceramists
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Welcome to the Notable Ceramists Project Page, being complied by students of the senior Ceramics studios at the Nova Scotia College of Art and Design University (NSCAD University). Of course, everyone is welcome to contribute, particularly if you work/study/have expertise in Ceramics!
This project aims to create Wikipedia entries for significant artists working in Ceramics. A preliminary list has been compiled below. If the link is coloured red, then no page exists for the artist. Some artists have the notation (stub) next to their name: a page exists, but needs fleshing out.
Project Coordinator: Pierre Billon
[edit] Getting Started
Here are some pages that you might find helpful:
- The five pillars of Wikipedia
- How to edit a page
- Help pages
- Tutorial
- How to write a great article
- Manual of Style
And specifically for this project:
If you contribute to the talk pages, please sign your name using four tildes (~~~~); this will automatically produce your name and the date.
If you need help, check out Wikipedia:Questions, ask me on my talk page, or place {{helpme}}
on your talk page and someone will show up shortly to answer your questions. (If you are a NSCAD Ceramics student, please just drop by in person and see me for help.)
[edit] Categorization
I suggest assigning the pages you create to a category, such as:
- Ceramists
- The broadest category (place [[Category:Ceramists]] at the end of your page)
- Potter
- General category for ceramists who primarily create functional ware (use [[Potters]])
- American Potter
- Country-specific category for potters (use [[Category:American Potters]])
- British Potters
- (use [[Category:British Potters]])
- Canadian Potters
- (use [[Category:Canadian Potters]])
- Japanese Potters
- (use [[Category:Japanese Potters]] [[Category:Inactive WikiProjects]] [[Category:Inactive WikiProjects]])
I'm not convinced that having geographic sub-categories is useful, but the ones above already existed. I'd just just the Ceremists category.
[edit] Artists
- Linda Arbuckle
- Elissa Armstrong
- Robert Arneson
- Rudy Autio
- Bennett Bean
- Theodor Bogler
- Allison Britton
- Bill Brouillard
- Mark Burns
- Michael Cardew
- Jonh Chalke
- Sheila Clennell
- Tony Clennell
- Georges Jean Clos
- Bruce Cochrane
- Sarah Coote
- Hans Coper
- James Croak
- Natalya Danko
- Rosaline Delisle
- Walter Dexter
- Kim Dickey
- Steven Dixon
- Taxile Doat
- Edward Drahanchuk
- Ruth Duckworth
- Philip Eglin
- László Fekete
- Ken Ferguson
- Leopold Foulem
- Judy Fox
- Viola Frey
- Elizabeth Fritch
- Julia Galloway
- Andrea Gill
- John Gill
- Chris Guston
- Steve Heineman
- Otto and Vivika Heino
- Wayne Higby
- Robin Hopper
- Harlan House
- Nick Joerling
- Jun Kaneko (stub)
- Kawai Kanjiro
- Howard Kottler
- Daniel Kruger
- Eva Kwong
- Jean-Pierre Laroque
- Jim Layton
- Bernard Leach
- Marilyn Levine
- Otto Lindig
- Luke Lindoe
- Suzie Lindsey
- Matt Long
- Andrew Lord
- Michael Lucero
- Jeannie Mah
- Kurt Mangus
- Bodil Manz
- Martin Brothers (stub)
- Paul Mathieu
- Walter McConnell
- Ron Meyers
- Gertraud Möhwald
- William Staite Murray
- Ninsei Nakamura
- Gertud and Otto Natzler
- John Neely
- Jeff Oestrich
- George Ohr (stub)
- Matthias Osterman
- Walter Ostrom (stub)
- Greg Payce
- Aysha Peltz
- Grayson Perry
- Henry Varnum Poor
- Ken Price
- Liz Quackenbush
- Lucie Rie
- Adelaide Alsop Robineau
- Ron Roy
- Kate Rush
- Maurice Savoie
- Adrian Sax
- Viktor Schrekengost
- Michael Sherill
- Tatsua Shimoko
- Linda Sikara
- Ian Simmons
- Richard Slee
- Paul Soldner
- Julian Stair
- Chris Staley
- Jack Sures
- Akio Takamari
- Jack Troy
- Robert C. Turner
- Clare Twomey
- Claude Vermette
- Peter Voulkos
- Edmund de Waal
- Patty Warashina
- Betty Woodman
- Kazuo Yagi