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Alun Graves reflects on last year's event and looks forward to 2011
Placed in Stoke-on-Trent, the historic centre of the ceramics industry, the first British Ceramics Biennial included exhibitions, installations, conferences, 'guerrilla tactics' of artists working with different groups of people and collaborations with industry. In this two-page feature, Alun Graves reports on how this ambitious project is set to become a major part of the ceramics scene.
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