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Ceramic Review Issue 326

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Ceramic Review Issue 220

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Contents...
preview:
Variety Performance

A riot of talent set to take this year's Edinburg Festival by storm

potter:
Confections
- Simon Olding

The mix in Jane Abbot's ceramics intrigues Simon Olding

heritage:
Folk Treasures

Ceramic Review awaits the Synge-Craven Collection of English Slipware exhibition

potter:
Playing with Shadows
- Amanda Fielding

Amanda Fielding admires the sophisticated forms of Daniel Smith's porcelain tableware

international:
Air and Grace
- Kristen Den Hartog

Kristen Den Hartog marvels at the grace and sway of Susan Collet's delicate vessels

profile:
Seeing the Light
- Judy Adams

Judy Adams discovers the inner secrets of Chris Wight's luminescent bone china

potter:
Seventy Years as a Potter
- Alec McErlain

Alex McErlain chronicles the achievements of Ray Finch

perspective:
On Aesthetics
- Nuzhat Jabinh

Nuzhat Jabinh considers how the history and philosophy of raku informs her own work

exhibition:
Sankofa: Ceramic Tales from Africa
- Moira Vincentelli

Moira Vincentelli is discovering the living traditions in contemporary African ceramics

potter:
From Mimbres to Mashiko
- Anthony Fagin

Antony Fagin examines how potter Jason Wason has immersed himself in other cultures

heritage:
Pottery in the New India
- Brinda Gill

Brinda Gill investigates an inspiring new project

education:
Curriculum Vital
- Tim Rees

Tim Rees describes how highly rewarding teaching in a comprehensive can be

heritage:
Ancient Kitchen Experiments
- Edward Biddulph

Edward Biddulp plays detective in testing the strengths of Roman samian ware

technical/glaze:
Shino Glazes
- Ben Brierley

Ben Brierley unravels the mysteries of shino glazes in this three-page technical feature

potter's day:
Anders Ruhwald is packed and ready to go
- Anders Ruhwald
revelations:
Debbie Loane
- Debbie Loane