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Ceramic Review Issue 296

March/April 2019

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Ceramic Review CR issue 296 March April 2019
Duncan Ayscough masterclass. Photo Layton Thompson for Ceramic Review
  • Articles
  • Masterclass
  • Videos
10 Dec

Throwing 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.

  • Duncan Ayscough
  • Masterclass
  • potter
  • Throwing
  • Thrown
  • Wheel
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  • Articles
  • Auction eye
  • Education
  • Emerging maker
  • Masterclass
  • Meet the maker
  • Potters on pots
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  • Videos
    • 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.

    • ceramic art
    • Ceramics
    • Rebecca Appleby
    • sculpture
    Rich Miller making tiles. Photo Layton Thompson for Ceramic Review
    • Articles
    • Masterclass
    • Videos
    12 Mar

    Tile-making masterclass with Rich Miller

    'Once up to speed, it is possible to produce around 200 tiles a day using this method.' In this masterclass, potter and Froyle Tiles' owner Rich Miller discusses making hand-carved and pressed tiles with relief designs.

    • Masterclass
    • Moulds
    • potter
    • Rich Miller
    • Richard Miller
    • Tiles
    Magdalene Odundo, Untitled, 1985, burnished and oxidised terracotta. Photo courtesy Phillips
    • Articles
    • Preview
    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

    • Handbuilding
    • Handbuilt
    • Magdalene Odundo
    • Preview
    • Review
    • Terracotta
    Duncan Ayscough masterclass. Photo Layton Thompson for Ceramic Review
    • Articles
    • Masterclass
    • Videos
    10 Dec

    Throwing 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.

    • Duncan Ayscough
    • Masterclass
    • potter
    • Throwing
    • Thrown
    • Wheel
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