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Duncan Ayscough masterclass. Photo Layton Thompson for Ceramic Review

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Masterclass with Duncan Ayscough

'Essentially I see my pots as containers of distilled thoughts, moments arrested in time expressing the narratives of their own making.' In our latest video, potter Duncan Ayscough discusses the processes he uses to throw and combine the elements of a long-necked pot.

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13 Feb

Magdalene Odundo: Figuration and abstraction

A major exhibition, The Journey of Things, brings together ceramic artist Magdalene Odundo’s pots with a diverse selection of objects made over the last 5000 years. Ahead of its opening, we spoke to Odundo and the Hepworth Wakefield’s curator Andrew Bonacina to learn more

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10 Dec

Masterclass with Duncan Ayscough

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10 Dec

Embracing development

Stuart Carey, co-director of open access studios The Kiln Rooms, discusses the relevance and impact of professional development today for makers at all stages of their careers.

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Walter Keeler masterclass Ceramic Review. Photo Layton Thompson

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17 Oct

Masterclass with Walter Keeler

'I continue to make functional pots, but I draw on my enjoyment of playing in a sculptural way with components.' Renowned potter Walter Keeler discusses the processes he uses to extrude, hand build, throw and assemble the various elements of one of his jugs.