Ceramic Review > Magazine > Ceramic Review Issue 172

Ceramic Review Issue 172

Jul / Aug 1998

Contents...

preview:

Restless Spirit

- Alison Smith

Michael Flynn's exotic figures

international:

Cultural Values

- Clare Leckie

An INAX Design Prize-winner reports

focus:

Scorched Earth

- Edmund de Waal

The Anagama aesthetic examined

potter:

Blue and White

- Tim Yates

Majolica Works latest pots

reputations:

Preserve, Promote, Improve

- Anatol Orient

Mary La Trobe-Bateman interviewed

workshop:

A Burning Passion

- Eric James Mellon

The richness of ash glazes

education:

Teaching or Learning

- Alex McErlain

The changing role of Higher Education

potter:

A Bright Future

- Sophie Hamilton

Sound functional pottery

living tradition:

Pottery in the Desert

- Fred Croft

Potters in SAudi Arabia

report:

A Taste of Britain

- Amanda Fielding

The British Council collects

workshop:

Pick and Mix

- Gulielma Dowrick

21 glazes from 3

workshop:

Pack up Your Kiln

- Ian Gregory

A portable raku kiln

:

A Potter's Day

- Bonnie Kemske

Bonnie Kemske works in Cambridge

:

Revelations

Elizabetih Frisch answers Ceramic Review's twenty questions

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