Ceramic Review Issue 323

Our round-up of key stories from the world of ceramics

CR’s pick of the crop of current ceramic exhibitions

Gabriel Chaile’s exhibition brings the ceramic heritage of Argentina to South London, Dr Beth Williamson explains

James Hunting explores Carolyn Genders’ new work, on show at the Contemporary Ceramics gallery this autumn

Carolyn Tripp shares a mini Imari bottle and how it has influenced her highly decorative ceramic works

Steven Young Lee talks to Isabel Andrews about how his Korean-American heritage has influenced his practice

The British Ceramics Biennial is back again this year with an exciting programme of events. CEO and artistic director Clare Wood introduces the event

Matthew Chambers shares the processes and techniques he uses to create his complex layered pieces

Caroline Cole’s intricately decorated pieces are inspired by her background in architecture and mathematics. Elizabeth Lynch discovers more

Daniella Wells updates us on the fundraising auction turning ceramics into studio spaces for young people

Glaze connoisseur Kate Malone shares two recipes and her tips and tricks to help you on your glaze journey

Margaret Carney, director of the International Museum of Dinnerware Design, shares a Cizhou ware ewer recovered from a Chinese Song dynasty archeological site