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Ceramic Review Issue 297

May/June 2019

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Articles
Masterclass
Videos

1 May

Masterclass with Tessa Eastman

'What I love about ceramics is that you can make something so solid, permanent and tangible from something that is so intangible and is always changing in nature. To try and fix it, make it permanent, feels very grounding.'

Ceramic artist
Masterclass
Tessa Eastman

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Articles

Auction eye

Education

Articles
Potters on pots

2 May

Potters on Pots: Phil Rogers

Time spent in South Korea had a huge impact on Phil Rogers. Inspired by the local Buncheong pottery, here he discusses the influence the style of making has had on his own work and the wider world of Western studio pottery.

Buncheong
Phil Rogers
Potters on pots
South Korea

Articles
Emerging maker

1 May

One to watch: Charlie Collier

Emerging potter Charlie Collier makes traditional domestic ware inspired by wood-fired pottery and his apprenticeship as a production flowerpot thrower. Here he discusses the impact these influences have had on his work and making process.

Charlie Collier
emerging maker
potter
wood-fired

Articles
Masterclass
Videos

1 May

Masterclass with Tessa Eastman

Ceramic artist
Masterclass
Tessa Eastman

Work by Rebecca Appleby. Photo courtesy the Contemporary Ceramics Centre, London

Articles
Meet the maker
Preview

20 Mar

Meet the maker: Rebecca Appleby

Yorkshire ceramist Rebecca Appleby is having a career-shaping moment. The maker, who creates large-scale sculptures merging industrial and organic influences, is recently back in the studio after new motherhood and a time of illness. Here, she discusses her latest series of work, Inner Order, currently on show at the Contemporary Ceramics Centre in London.