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Articulated forms in potter's lathe and personal performance

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2018
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In the first part, the changes and characteristics which occur in the forms with the advent of potter's lathe to Anatolia are mentioned as well as the place of pottery, its history and its historical development in Anatolia. Kınık, Karacasu, Sorkun, Menemen, Avanos pottery which make traditional pottery production in Anatolia are also mentioned. In the second part, the description and types of lathe are explained. Ceramic lathe, which is used to shape symmetrical forms in ceramic art, is a technic developing from primitive period to today that enables to become faster and symmetric blank form pottery. The types of potter's lathe are hand lathe used to form earthenware in the first period when the pottery was discovered in Anatolia, afterwards foot lathe, pedal powered lathe and electrical lathe that is used today. In the third part, the processes of making articulated forms such as teapot, spout and handle which is made on potter's lathe are mentioned. Art forms, main artists who work in articulated form according to the artist's own style are mentioned. Some examples of their works are given with new artistic fiction by adding together the forms they have drawn in the potter's lathe. In the fourth part, new modern ceramic forms have been introduced and presented in my practice by adding the pieces that I form in potter's lathe as a result of researches. Keywords: Ceramic, Pottery, Throw, Lathe, Form

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Hakan Öcel

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Hakan Öcel (Master Thesis). Articulated forms in potter's lathe and personal performance, 2018, Uşak University.

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