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Ceramic Review Issue 183

May / Jun 2000

Contents...

preview:

Joanna Howells

New work at Contemporary Ceramics

potter:

Traditional Elements

- Alun Graves

Humorous figures of Neil Brownsword

potter:

Opening Doors

- Daniel Fisher

Upside-down pots

reputations:

Burning Books

- Anatol Orient

Linda Lambert at A&B Black

education:

Pottering About

- Roger Law

Roger Law at large down under

focus:

The Politics of Print

- Moira Vincentelli

Using print to make a statement

potter:

Bridging Continents

- Suzanne Jasilek

South African potter Andrew Walford

profile:

Baroque Spendour

- Victoria Eden

The work of Betty Woodman

living tradition:

Rites of Passage

- Jane Perryman

Traditional potters of India

glaze:

Colour in Ash Glazes

- Eric James Mellon

The finer points of using ash

technical:

Vermiculite

- Janette Loughry

Many uses of this versatile material

factfile:

Spilling the Beans

- Julia Pitts

Marketing survey results

education:

Joint Venture

- Peter Lane

Atelier Cirkel in Belgium

a potter's day:

Wendy Butler

- Wendy Butler

Teaching in Ascot

revelations:

Marta Donaghey

Manager of Contemporary Ceramics

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