“Open Studios” show studio images of many artists who I have been fortunate enough to visit. The blog will also post collections of interesting ceramic art and news.

During 15 December 2008 - 5 April 2009, Thai Celadon ceramic invited Vipoo Srivilasa to be their first artist in resident. The factory is locate in Chiang Mai, northern Thailand.

During the residency period Vipoo also had his solo exhibition in Bangkok at Surapon gallery. 

In October 2007, Perth Studio Potters had invited Vipoo to run two days workshops for them. They also organise another two days workshop at and Bunbury Studio Potters in Bunbury as well.

While in WA Vipoo also visit studio of well-known potters/ceramic artists around the area

Vipoo's China experience in September 2007.

Australian Embassy in China has invited Vipoo Srivilasa to Beijing and be present for the exhibition opening of A Secret History of Blue and White. The official opening is Monday 17th September 2007 and the show will run till 29 September 2007.

While in Beijing Vipoo will also run two ceramic master classes as part of the exhibition program.

A Blog of Sophie Milne, a Melbourne base ceramic artist who make beautiful porcelain work.

A Blog of Carole Epp, a ceramic artist based out of Saskatoon, Canada.  She is interested in material culture, politics, ethics and methodologies of representation in art. Carole's blog also feature up date news of ceramic  competition and awards.

A Blog of an Australian contemporary ceramicist, Shannon Garson, who believe that artists should spread their knowledge to increase a general understanding of what we do and build communities throughout the world.

A Blog of Brisbane base ceramic artist, Mel Robson who make functional and non-functional objects out of porcelain. Mel obsessed by road maps, recipes, sewing patterns and handwriting. Really obsessed.

Clay Alchemy is a cultural exchange project between Thai and Australian ceramic artists. Clay Alchemy is organised by Thai/Australian ceramic artist Vipoo Srivilasa and funded by The Australia –Thailand Institute. The main aim of Clay Alchemy is to strengthen cultural relations between the two countries.

Über gallery represents both established and emerging International and Australian artists, providing a framework in which they can communicate and collaborate.

Surapon Gallery was founded in 1997 to promote works that reflect a growing social and cultural diversity within Thailand. The gallery deals primarily in Thai contemporary art and is recognized as one of Thailand’s most prestigious and respected leading contemporary art galleries.

A directory of Thai contemporary ceramics artists around the world.

Graham Hay, paperclay artist, creates and fire paperclay sculptures and carve compressed paper sculptures in Western Australia. A very good site for paperclay information.

International ceramic artists directory.

Ceramics: Art and Perception aims to set the standard as a dedicated magazine on ceramic art. With a total of 120 pages, it contains substantial articles and regular features on a broad range of ceramics related subjects with excellent colour photographs throughout.

The Journal of Australian Ceramics is a quarterly magazine produced by the Potters Society of Australia offers the latest news in Ceramic practice both nationally and Internationally.

Craft Victoria fosters creativity, experimentation and professionalism in contemporary craft and design. The organisation enhances awareness of Australian craft and design at state, national and international levels.

JamFactory Contemporary Craft and Design is Australia's unique, integrated organisation for the design, production, exhibition and sale of work by both leading and emerging Australian designer / makers

Ceramic supply with lots of potter and ceramic artist links.