Design privacy in contemporary ceramic art sculpture by Nazar Jawad Al-Zubaidi

“…The importance of this research came through the question: Are there a privacy in the design in the ceramic arts, what are they? What are the basis of design for the ceramic art sculptures?…”
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Box in Art and Personal Applications in Ceramic Art by Azize Melek ÖNDER

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Ceramic Art and Urban Planning for the city of Baghdad by Angham Saadoun Taha

“…Ceramic art associated with urban growth in the cities, it overlapped with architectural construction, the increasing of population, urban growth, knowledge, and civilization was considered ceramic arts as an important aesthetically architecturally complement in the cities, including those in the squares and architectural institutions in the city of Baghdad .the title (Ceramic Art and Urban Planning in the City of Baghdad) the problem was its wonders : 1- Does ceramic monuments suited their locations in the city of Baghdad with the architectural planning urban of the city.2- Does the recipient interacted with these monuments and the reasons of their existence. …”
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Healing Applications in Hospital Interiors: Ceramic Art by Elif Özgen, Pınar Biçici Çetinkaya

“…However, since traditional and modern art contents have different spatial needs; ceramic art outputs, which are included in traditional art, focus on the specific evaluation of the research with its visual and tactile character. …”
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The effect of using computer numerical control on ceramic art by Mohamed Showman

Subjects: “…ceramic art…”
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The Sgrafitto’s technique and its impacts on the contemporary ceramic art by Mayasah m. aasi

“…The current study deals with one of the ancient and modern techniques of ceramic art, which has evolved dramatically. This technique is interested in the muddy Body and its coloring, rather than interesting in the coloring of the layer on the surface of the glass port on the ceramic object. …”
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Balinese Puppet Style As An Idea Of Ceramic Art Creation by I Wayan Mudra, I Gede Mugi Raharja, I Nyoman Wiwana, I Wayan Sukarya

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Clara Garesio, Ceramic Art and Design in the Neapolitan Context by Alfonso Morone, Susanna Parlato

“…Ballardini” State School of Ceramic Art of Faenza, which was a cultural melting pot in the 50s and the 60s. …”
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SILA STUDIO PROMOTES CERAMICS ART – AN ATTRACTION TO FOREIGNERS by MPRC, Pusat Media & Perhubungan Awam

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Therapeutic implications of clay palm press ceramic art practice by Okewu Ebute Jonathan, Thavanesi Gurayah

“…Clay palm press (CPP) is an unusual method of clay manipulation used in creating a medium for ceramic art exploration. It has been established to have benefits in remedying an individual’s medical condition, specifically in strengthening weak muscles of the fingers and palms. …”
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The semiology of the expressive semantics of the concept of constraint in contemporary ceramic art by wessam elhawwam

“…The study of contemporary ceramics is no longer limited to the study of techniques and skills of formation and treatments of various surfaces,but rather extended to include the study of philosophical aspects and the interpretation of symbols and connotations of philosophical ceramic works and their intellectual implicationsThrough the research,the researcher tries to shed light on the concept of the semology of expressive semantics of the concept of shackles in contemporary ceramics, including the elements (fetters, locks,chains) by exposing three axes:1- The first axis: semiology (the origin of the term,history,its definition)2- The second axis:semiology and the mark (plastic art and ceramic art)3- Application framework and business descriptionAnd the researcher concluded in it to define ceramic semiology as an analytical approach to reading the ceramic visual articulation, and analyzing the content of the visual message by decoding the symbols and signs that contain meanings through the processes of understanding, interpretation and perception.It is considered one of the arts that contain symbols and signs that can be analyzed according to the semiological approach.The researcher has foundUsing the analysis models of many thinkers interested in the process of analyzing the image according to the semiological method, including (Martin Jolly) (Jacobson) and (Laurent Gervereux).And based on the model of (Laurent Gerovero) in his analysis of the image according to the semiological approach ,the researcher extracted a set of steps to analyze the ceramic work in line with the special nature of the ceramic work…”
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Nature-Inspired Creativity and Its Usage in Ceramic Art Objects by Olcay BORATAV

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Reflection of Ceramic Art to Society:Karacahisar Castle Toy Finds by Yunus Emre Karasu

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Expanded ways of seeing : two exhibitions on ceramic art in Singapore by Seah, Lucinda Kar Hui

“…This study focuses on ceramic arts and its relations to the contemporary art discourse in Singapore. …”
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The COVID-19 War in Ceramic Arts: Navigating Aesthetic and Symbolic Expressions by Ponimin, Guntur

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The intellectual and plastical variables of Egyptian ceramic art in the light of postmodernism philosophy by Heba Abdelmohsen Ali Mohamed Nagy, Mohamed Hamed Elsayed Elbezra

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Expressing the Robustness of Love in Ceramic Art: A Creative Approach Study by Ponimin, Guntur

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Appearance Design Method of Ceramic Art Based on VR Visualization Technology by Hui Li

“…In order to improve the effect of ceramic art appearance design, this work studies the appearance design method of ceramic art combined with VR visualization technology and builds an intelligent model. …”
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Dogma Film and Ceramic art: The Case of ‘Blue Collar – White Collar’ by Arild Berg, Mona J. Hoel, Elise Kielland, Linda J. Lothe, Mimi Swang

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New Approaches in Contemporary Turkish Ceramic Art: Installation, Expression and Concept by Şirin Koçak Özeskici

“… New approaches and means of expression in contemporary Turkish ceramic art have developed rapidly in the last 20 years. …”
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