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Ceramic Review Issue 202

Jul / Aug 2003

Contents...

potter:

Made to Measure

- Jeremy Steward

A look at the carefully constructed soda glazed and wood-fired tablewares of Petra Reynolds

potter:

Head Lines

- Pet Bennett

The ideas and methods of figurative sculptor Tony Bennett

reputations:

Part of the Language

- Jane Perryman

Carlin Gallery Contemporary Craft, Paris

potter:

Gilda Westermann

- Hannah Wingrave

Interview plus sequence, throwing a tall porcelain bottle

potter:

Don't Shoot. It's a Teapot!

- Steve Harrison

Tradition and invention work together in unpredictable ways

heritage:

Tale of the Fishley Plate

- Elizabeth Jones, Vivian Jones

An unusual journey unravelled

potter:

Layer upon Layer

- Susan Nemeth

Susan Nemeth's sequence reveals her approach to inlaid colour and pattern

report:

Frankfurt 2003

- Kristian Venalainen, Marcus Holmes

CR visits the world's largest trade fair for consumer goods

potter:

The Myth of Control

- Edmund de Waal

Australian potter Sandy Lockwood makes of softly textured tablewares

glaze:

Ash Glaze Research

- Carol Metcalfe

In-depth analysis for ash glaze enthusiasts

perspective:

Backwards and Forwards

- Ruthanne Tudball

Learning to throw backwards

technical:

Light and Shade

- Sophie White

Frederick Payne combines glass fibre with porcelain

review:

Philomena Pretsel

- James Beighton

New work reviewed

a potter's day:

Steph Black

- Steph Black

revelations:

Ann Linnemann

Danish potter and museum director

preview:

Demark on Tour

- Lori Kent

Group show in the USA

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