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Ceramic Review Issue 296

March / April 2019

Ceramic Review CR issue 296 March April 2019

Ceramic Review Issue 296

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Contents...
Preview:
Painting with smoke
- David Roberts

David Roberts discusses the influences behind his latest raku work ahead of his solo exhibition at the Contemporary Ceramics Centre in London

Collection:
An illustrious collection
- Sue Herdman

The Duke and Duchess of Devonshire have been commissioning and acquiring ceramic art for over a decade. Sue Herdman visits Chatsworth House

Education:
Learning from the pot
- Becca Thornton

Apprentice potter Becca Thornton shares her experience of learning from James and Tilla Waters, focusing on her exploration of making lidded jars

Preview:
Figuration and abstraction
- Isabella Smith

Ahead of Magdalene Odundo: The Journey of Things opening at the Hepworth Wakefield, Isabella Smith spoke to Odundo to discover the story of the show

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Inspiration:
Potters on pots
- Phil Rogers

Phil Rogers discusses the history, techniques and influence of traditional South Korean buncheong pottery, which has had a huge impact on his pots

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Profile:
Painterly, beautiful… and useful
- Sue Herdman

Sue Herdman meets the potter Mia Sarosi, whose painted porcelain is sought after by some of Britain’s top cultural and commercial institutions. Plus, Mia gives her top ten tips on getting your work noticed by trade buyers

People:
Crafting histories
- Isabella Smith

Art and design historian Tanya Harrod discusses her work and the many changes to the craft landscape in recent years with CR’s Isabella Smith

Preview:
Discover a world of creativity

CR takes a look at a selection of the work visitors will find at this year’s Ceramic Art London

Emerging maker:
One to watch
- Charlie Collier

We learn more about Charlie Collier, a potter and production thrower at Whichford Pottery who makes domestic ware inspired by wood-fired pottery

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Masterclass:
Masterclass
- Richard Miller

Froyle Tiles owner and potter Richard Miller takes us step-by-step through the processes behind his hand-carved and pressed tiles with relief designs

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Clays and glazes:
Glaze recipe
- Jon Bull

Potter Jon Bull shares how he makes his cratered lava glazes

Gallery:
In the spotlight

We focus on Terri Holman’s vessels on our back page

Featured articles
Magdalene Odundo, Untitled, 1985, burnished and oxidised terracotta. Photo courtesy Phillips
  • Articles
  • Preview
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
Duncan Ayscough masterclass. Photo Layton Thompson for Ceramic Review
  • Articles
  • Masterclass
  • Videos
10 Dec

Throwing masterclass with Duncan Ayscough

'Essentially I see my pots as containers of distilled thoughts, moments arrested in time expressing the narratives of their own making.' In our latest video, potter Duncan Ayscough discusses the processes he uses to throw and combine the elements of a long-necked pot.

  • Duncan Ayscough
  • Masterclass
  • potter
  • Throwing
  • Thrown
  • Wheel
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