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Ceramic Review Issue 195

May / Jun 2002

Contents...

preview:

Grand Day Out

Where to go for this summer's must-see ceramics events

profile:

A Melancholy Beauty

- Nicholas Lees

Claire Curneen's poignant Figures

perspective:

Talent Spotting

- Jo Dahn

New makers on show at ‘Ceramics Contemporaries Four'

reputations:

A Keen Eye

- Kevin Petrie

Helen Joseph at the Shipley Art Gallery, Gateshead

potter:

Gilles le Corre

- Margaret O'Rorke

Bringing multiple layers of coloured glaze and undulating form together

profile:

Spirit in Action

- David Whiting

Mike Dodd's dedication to function, material and making

perspective:

Between East and West

- Emmanuel Cooper

Bernard Leach, the original cultural eclectic

report:

Building Bridges

- Marcus Holmes

A wake-up call for production tableware

education:

A Potter's Apprentice

- Lisa Hammond, Yo Thom

The view from both sides

glaze:

Crystalline Glazes

- Peter Wilson

The finer points

international:

Ancient and Modern

- Lucy Butterwick

Inspiration from a Mexican research trip

technical:

Encaustic Tiles

- John Keith Wood

Investigations into inlaid patterned tiles

a potter's day:

Adele Howitt

Primary school artist in residence

revelations:

Terence Conran

Terence Conran answers CR's twenty questions

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