Ceramic Review Magazine

262 / Thrown

Richard Phethean – Articulated Vessels

Tanya Gomez – Into the Sublime

Ben Richardson – Indigenous Materials

2002 Issues

CR 196 Jul/Aug 2002

Highlights:
How does London potter Nicholas Arroyave-Portela make his finely thrown, delicately sculpted vessels?
Emmanuel Cooper finds out.

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List of Contents

Strand	Article Title	Author
Preview	Layered Meanings The delicate porcelain of Jacqueline Yu-fan Li
Profile	Poetry and Grammar Dutch potter Martin Bodilsen Kaldahl	Alison Britton
Potter	A World Apart The figurative and domestic earthenware of Geoffrey Fuller	Victoria Eden
Profile	Wise enough to play the fool Richard Deacon tackles ceramics, head on	Nicholas Rena
Potter	Beneath the Skin Ambitious thrown vessels from Nicholas Arroyave-Portela
Potter	A Free Hand Painterly tableware from Irena Sibrijns	Simon Olding
International	Living with Art Promoting ceramics at the Swiss gallery, Kunstforum Kirchberg	Jane Perryman
Focus	Ceramics and the Broadsheets How the press views ceramics	Emma Maiden
Glaze	Artificial Wood Ash Glazes Recipes for consistent blues and greens	Charles Stileman
Workshop/Clay	The Perfect Body Finding the ideal clay for long wood-firings	Ben Brierley
Living Tradition	Chance Discovery An Iranian potter works in the ancient tradition of frit-paste	Alan Caiger-Smith
Technical	More on Celadon Glazes Chemical analysis of six celadons featured in CR194	Mike Bailey
A Potter's Day	Peta Whiting A typical day at the Bridge Project in Suffolk	Peta Whiting
Revelations	Anthony Caro

May/Jun 2013