Inside issue 292

THE ZULU STORYTELLERS

As Ardmore Ceramics gains increasing momentum, we discover more about the South African art collective

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Inside issue 292

One to watch

We discover Welsh potter Rhian Jones, who combines the prehistoric art of pit firing and Japanese kintsugi to create soulful vessels

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Inside issue 292

Seeking the light

We meet ceramic artist Fenella Elms to learn more about her sinuous, flowing porcelain sculptures and discuss her latest design challenges

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Ceramic Review is the magazine for contemporary ceramic art and craft, and is read worldwide. Combining both practical and theoretical features, while presenting the latest news and views on ceramics internationally, it is an invaluable resource for ceramic artists, potters, collectors, curators, students, and anyone with a passion for and interest in ceramics.

Inside our new issue

What are the higher education options available for those wishing to further their career as a maker? We explore some of the courses on offer.

We learn more about cover star Malene Hartmann Rasmussen, who creates ceramic sculptures inspired by science fiction and fairy tales.

We visit a retrospective at the Ruthin Craft Centre in Wales that puts irreverent ceramics by the late potter Angus Suttie in the spotlight.

How do you make sure your tableware is food-safe – and doesn’t break the law? A glaze technology tutor answers a readers’ question.

Top shows

Sans Les Mains!
15 June 2018 – 30 March 2019
Fondation Bernardaud, Limoges, France

Form Over Function: Ceramic Art at Blackwell
18 May – 9 September
Blackwell Arts & Crafts House, Lake District

Akiko Hirai: Teleonomy of Objects
6 July – 29 September
Flow Gallery, London

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