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Ceramic Review Issue 326

March/April 2024

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20 Jun

The evolution of studio ceramics

Colin Martin reviews The Hepworth Wakefield’s new show, which surveys the British studio pottery movement and highlights links with sculptural practice

  • Review
  • The evolution of studio ceramics
  • Articles
21 Feb

Domestic art

Ellen Bell reviews On Your Table, a showcase of domestic ceramics at Ruthin Craft Centre in Wales

  • Domestic art
  • Review
  • Articles
6 Dec

Strange Clay

Beth Williamson visits Strange Clay, a new exhibition at the Hayward Gallery and discovers a selection of ceramic art that is challenging perceived ideas about the medium

  • Review
  • Strange Clay
  • Articles
7 Jun

Scotland’s pottery story

A unique exhibition exploring the history of Scotland’s industrial potteries will be held this summer. Ruth Impey reveals the inspiration and thinking behind the curation of '50 Pots'

  • 50 Pots
  • Exhibition
  • Review
  • Articles
4 Apr

Cultural reflections

Sebastian Blackie reviews 'Magdalene Odundo at Cambridge', a personally curated exhibition that reveals the city’s influence on her ceramics career

  • Magdalene Odundo
  • Review
  • Articles
15 Feb

Body, vessel, clay

Corinne Julius investigates a new exhibition at Two Temple Place that aims to re-present Ladi Kwali and the work of black women in contemporary ceramics to a new audience

  • Review
Teapot, Herend (Hungary), c.1870 Porcelain, polychrome enamel and gold decoration, width 14 cm, height 10.8 cm Photo: Angelo Lui
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18 Jun

Always time for teapots

As a nation of tea drinkers, what better way to celebrate a cup that cheers than with an exhibition of teapots. Colin Martin visits Musée Ariana in Geneva to discover more at Gallivanting Teapots

  • Colin Martin
  • historical
  • Review
  • teapots
  • Traditional
Magdalene Odundo, Untitled, 1985, burnished and oxidised terracotta. Photo courtesy Phillips
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13 Feb

Magdalene Odundo: Figuration and abstraction

A major exhibition, The Journey of Things, brings together ceramic artist Magdalene Odundo’s pots with a diverse selection of objects made over the last 5000 years. Ahead of its opening, we spoke to Odundo and the Hepworth Wakefield’s curator Andrew Bonacina to learn more

  • Handbuilding
  • Handbuilt
  • Magdalene Odundo
  • Preview
  • Review
  • Terracotta
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