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On Thursday, January 23, 2014 7:27 PM, Ceramics Now <office@ceramicsnow.org> wrote:
 
Ceramics Now Magazine announces open Call for Papers (Issue 3)  
        
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Ceramics Now Magazine is pleased to announce an open Call for Papers
for consideration in Issue 3
Deadline for submissions: March 7, 2014 -- Click to read the announcement
We welcome contemporary ceramics-related research papers that are lively and engaged with current ideas and debates. The call for papers is open to any author, and any original text involving ceramic art criticism, history or theory will be considered for publication. We would also welcome all submissions that enter the following categories: exhibition, book or project reviews, and conversations.
Submissions (.docx or .doc files) should be emailed to Vasi Hirdo, Editor-in-Chief, at vasi@ceramicsnow.org. Also include your CV and a brief biography.
Accepted articles will be published in Ceramics Now Magazine - Issue 3. All credit will be given to the writers, and the articles will be promoted to our readers through Ceramics Nowâs website and social media pages. Please note that publishing with Ceramics Now is done on a voluntary basis and will not be remunerated.
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