Ceramic Review Issue 292

Cover star Malene Hartmann Rasmussen creates ceramic sculptures inspired by science fiction and folklore. Emma Crichton-Miller finds out more

Ellen Bell visits a retrospective at the Ruthin Craft Centre in Wales that puts irreverent ceramics by the late potter Angus Suttie in the spotlight

Sue Herdman meets ceramic artist Fenella Elms to learn more about her sinuous, flowing porcelain sculptures and discuss her latest design challenges

Paul Young explains how his own whimsical slipware figurines pay tribute to those potters of the past who crafted traditional Staffordshire wares Paul Young explains how his own whimsical slipware figurines pay tribute to those potters of the past who crafted traditional Staffordshire wares

As the art collective Ardmore Ceramics gains increasing momentum, Sue Herdman visits KwaZulu-Natal in South Africa to discover why

What are the higher education options available for those wishing to further their career as a maker? We explore a range of the courses on offer

Joanna Bird profiles ceramic artist Halima Cassell, whose ambitious project Virtues of Unity involves collecting clay from every country in the world

As German gallerist and lover of British ceramics Marianne Heller celebrates Galerie Heller's 40th anniversary, artist Sandy Brown tells her story

More Brothers Grimm than Disney: Colin Martin reports on Dutch ceramic artist Carolein Smit's solo show of fairy tale-inspired sculptures at the V&A

We discover Welsh potter Rhian Jones, who combines the prehistoric art of pit firing and Japanese kintsugi to create her soulful vessels

How do you make sure your tableware is food-safe – and doesn't break the law? Glaze technology tutor Anna Barlow answers a question from a reader

Potter Peter Wills shares the recipes behind his soft white textured bowls, created by mixing natural shale sourced from a local river with porcelain

As part of the Craft Potters Association's anniversary year, we put potter Rosemary Wren in the spotlight