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| | | The Personal & the Universal: Personal memories, inherited artefacts and more generalised Welsh culture are the motifs that frequently inform and surface in Lowri Davies's fresh and contemporary bone china forms. In this six-page feature, Philip Hughes applauds this young artist who has caused quite a stir across Wales and the wider UK. |
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| The Wild and the Natural: Using salvaged blue and white ware as his starting point Paul Scott manipulates it by adding and erasing imagery to give it his own political charge. In this six-page feature, Andy Christian unravels the artist's complex commentary, which reveals the bleak realities of Scott's home county in the north of England. |
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|  | What If... / Duncan Ross's preoccupation with terra sigillata
Preview / 'Teatopia' at the Millennium Gallery, Sheffield
Merete Rasmussen / Convoluted sculptural forms
Richard Deacon / Ceramics made from cardboard box moulds
Jenny Southam / Quirky figures commenting on everyday life
Jonathan Keep / Miniature 'Syringe Forms' inspired by nature
Kenya / Traditional women potters working in rural Kenya
Christy Keeney / Working in relative isolation in his native Ireland
Waste Vegetable Oil Firing / Innovative firing methods
Copper Reds / Copper red glazes in electric kilns
A Potter's Travels / Rachel Fox living and working in China
Off-Centre / Andy Christian in search of diverse works in clay
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Making Sequences / Q&A / Technical / Maker's Notes / Tips
Practical articles lie at the heart of CR. Artists are generous with their advice and share their inspirations, ambitions and experiences. Step by step sequences feature throwers, handbuilders, sculptors, decorators, slip casters and model makers. Technical articles cover methods, materials and equipment for clays, glazing and firings.
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Perspectives / profiles / Surveys / Focus / Exhibition Reviews / Book Reviews
Contemporary and historical overviews, issues, surveys and reviews all appear in CR. Potters discuss their work at first hand and join museum curators, critics and commentators to consider the role of ceramics within contemporary culture.
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Profiles of leading figures give an insight into the framework of contemporary craft, from potters to directors of national institutions and individual collectors. We report on conferences and events around the world and carry full listings of forthcoming events, keeping you up to date.
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Ceramic Review is published six times a year.
Each 76-page full colour issue contains a balance of practical and critical features and is read by all those engaged with contemporary ceramic art and craft, around the world.
Ceramic Review is part of the Craft Potters Association of Great Britain.
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