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Ceramic Review Issue 304

July/August 2020

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23 Jun

Wild cards

Vicky Lindo and Bill Brookes have taken contemporary ceramic art by storm, winning the grand prize at the British Ceramics Biennial last year. We spoke to them to discover more about their collaborative process

  • BCB
  • Bill Brookes
  • slipcast
  • Vicky Lindo
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    • Handpainted Running Emu Plate by Roger Law
    • Articles
    16 Jul

    Drawing on Experience

    Escaping the Spitting Image Workshop that consumed his life for more than a decade, Roger Law discovered China’s porcelain city. Ysanne Brooks finds out more about his not entirely unconnected career as a ceramic artist

    • porcelain
    • Profile
    • Roger Law
    The Naming of Names, by Vicky Lindo and Bill Brookes; courtesy of the artists
    • Articles
    23 Jun

    Wild cards

    Vicky Lindo and Bill Brookes have taken contemporary ceramic art by storm, winning the grand prize at the British Ceramics Biennial last year. We spoke to them to discover more about their collaborative process

    • BCB
    • Bill Brookes
    • slipcast
    • Vicky Lindo
    Teapot, Herend (Hungary), c.1870 Porcelain, polychrome enamel and gold decoration, width 14 cm, height 10.8 cm Photo: Angelo Lui
    • Articles
    18 Jun

    Always time for teapots

    As a nation of tea drinkers, what better way to celebrate a cup that cheers than with an exhibition of teapots. Colin Martin visits Musée Ariana in Geneva to discover more at Gallivanting Teapots

    • Colin Martin
    • historical
    • Review
    • teapots
    • Traditional
    work by Shozo Michikawa; courtesy of the artist
    • Articles
    17 Jun

    In conversation with Shozo Michikawa

    Shozo Michikawa’s unique sculptural vessels have brought him international recognition outside his native Japan. Isabella Smith discovers more about his background and unusual making process

    • sculpture
    • Shozo Michikawa
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