http://www.ceramicart.com.au/articles/CT22.htm
Donna's article, Terracotta and the London Natural History Museum is the featured article on the Caramics Technical Magazine website.

• Our trip to Istanbul for the Student Triennial at Marmara University was a great experience. Eric Cowan and Bernadette Houk's work was exhibited in a beautiful old building designed by Sinan, the Sultan's architect. Its domed ceilings and courtyards were perfect exhibition spaces. Our Turkish hosts fed us with great banquets and worked very hard to translate and communicate with us. They were generous and kind hosts. I was the only American who presented at the symposium. My audience asked many questions about US government policy.
• Joe and I drove down to Cincinnati, Ohio to be there for the International Sculpture Conference. We were impressed with the Cincinnati Contemporary Art Center where we saw an exhibition about Ant Farm. On the way home we saw the Fine Arts building at Antioch designed by Ant Farm. Though it's close to thirty years old it still seems like a great art-making faculity. In Cincinnati we stayed in the Symphony Hotel( great food) and went accross the street to see the Cincinnati Opera perform L' Etoile by Emmanual Chabrier. On the way home we visited the Shirley/Jones Gallery in Yellow Springs to see the Tom Doyle exhibiton.

Hello All,
Welcome to our blog. We intend to use it to let our friends know what we are up to and we hope to make new friends. Please let us hear from you by email. dwebb@uaron.edu
Best Regards,
Donna and Joe

Donna is traveling with two of her students, Bernadette Houk and Eric Cowan to the 4th International Student Triennial in Istanbul, Turkey from June 2- June 12. The students will exhibit their work in the Triennial Exhibition. They are each making a work that will fold out of a suitcase. Donna is presenting a paper based on David Weinberger’s 2002 book, Small Pieces Loosely Joined: Internet and Society.

Joe and I will celebrate our sixteenth wedding anniversary on May 26th. We have been making ceramic sculpture and tiles together during that time.

Orianna Webb is visiting from New Haven, Connecticut. She is taking a course in the Delcros method of teaching music in June in Boston and also teaching a Young Composers Program at the Cleveland Institute of Art in July.