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1997 Issues

CR 163 Jan/Feb 1997

List of Contents

Strand	Article Title	Author
	Personal Possession Edmund de Waal places Julian Stair's tablewares in a contemporary context	Edmund de Waal
	Saving the Family, Saving Our Sons Janathel Shaw identifies the African and African American experience in her work	Janathel Shaw
	Courage, Insight and Inspiration Christine Thacker reports on the Fletcher Challenge Awart exhibition, 1996
	Saltglaze and Silicon Carbide Kiln Shelves Frans Gregoor recommends siliconcarbide kiln shelves	Frans Gregoor
	Clay and Asphalt - The Metropolitan World of Rie and Coper Alsion Britton previews the major Barbican Art Gallery exhibition	Alison Britton
	Bonfire Brilliance Peter Smith investigates colour in bonfire firings	Peter Smith
	The Camberwell Collection: Object Lesson Tanya Harrod applauds a unique collection of crafts	Tanya Harrod
	Working the Earth Chris Carter finds similarities between the farmer and potter	Chris Carter
	Speaking in Tongues Lindsey Hoole admires Nicholas Pope's sculpture at the Tate Gallery, London	Lindsey Hoole
	Speaking in Tongues Lindsey Hoole admires Nicholas Pope's sculpture at the Tate Gallery, London	Lindsey Hoole
	Steps and Stumbles Tony James Moody, a recent ceramics graduate, sets up a studio	Tony James Moody
	Vessel as Vessel Richard Cork discusses the ceramic forms of the internationally renowned sculptor Phillip King	Richard Cork
	A Potter's Day Grayson Perry works in London	Grayson Perry

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