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John Britt was born in 1958 in
Washington D.C but lived most of his life in Dayton Ohio. He has been a
potter for 18 years. Although he has degrees in philosophy and counseling,
he is a self-taught potter who has taken classes at Haystack, Alfred,
Arrowmont and other crafts centers and colleges. He has worked and taught
at the University of Dayton, Dayton Art Institute, Penland School of
Crafts, Collin County, Cedar Valley and Brookhaven and Mayland Community
Colleges. He has taught all types of ceramic classes including, basic
hand-building, throwing, sculpture, raw materials and glaze chemistry,
glazing techniques and kiln building to all levels of students.
He worked for three years as the Clay Coordinator at
the Penland School of Crafts. He has written six articles for Ceramics
Monthly, was the crossword editor for Clay Times and juried the Lark book
500 Bowls. He is the author of
The Complete Guide to High-Fire Glaze, Glazing &
Firing at Cone 10, published by Lark Books. |