Ceramic Review Magazine

Highlights:
Emma Clegg visits Lisa Hammond’s pottery in Greenwich where she discovers delightful contrasts in shino and soda-fired stoneware. Working for over twenty-five years as a commercial potter has made Hammond an established name in soda-glazed functional ware. This six-page feature explores Hammond’s new developments, with detailed making sequences and technical notes.

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List of Contents

Strand	Article Title	Author
Preview	All that Glitters A treasure trove of delights in Scotland
Potter	Subversive Beauty Fleur Lobascher explores Gareth Mason’s sensual ceramics	Fleur Lobascher
Review	Ceramics at the Royal Academy Claudia Clare surveys this year’s Summer Exhibition at the Royal Academy	Claudia Clare
Potter	Beautifully Imperfect Emma Clegg explores Lisa Hammond’s shino and soda-fired stoneware	Emma Clegg
Review	How and Why Nigel Wood applauds a comprehensive new book	Nigel Wood
Student/Survey	Ceramics at Art School 2006 Ceramic Review’s annual survey of work from UK ceramic graduates
Student/Profile	The Next Step Spotlight on emerging ceramist’s Rachel Holian and Jasmin Rowlandson
Potter	The Romance of Celadon David Jones reflects on the celadon-glazed ceramics of Fritz Rossmann	David Jones
International	Hot House Peter Wilson discovers paradoxical qualities in Ying-Yeuh Chuang’s work	Peter Wilson
Focus	New Trends in Clay Rob Barnard detects a new spirit of enquiry at SOFA 2006 New York	Rob Barnard
Profile	A Big Adventure Tae-Lim Ree traces the development of his work
Technical	Firing In Lustre glazing and firing	Michael Bailey
Technical	From the Ground Up Australian Steve Harrison creates wood-fired porcelain from local materials
A Potter's Day	Hannah Bennett With a fluttering pulse Hannah Bennett opens the kiln door
Revelations	Saffron Wynne

CR 244

Jul/Aug 2010