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Ceramic Review Issue 299

September/October 2019

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Derek Wilson by Nic Eames
  • Articles
20 Aug

Functional Harmony

Derek Wilson is known for both his elegant functional wares and abstract sculptures, but finding the balance between the two hasn't always been easy. Dominique Corlett catches up with him in his Belfast studio to discover more.

  • Derek Wilson
  • Functional
  • sculpture
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  • Articles
  • Auction eye
  • Education
  • Emerging maker
  • Masterclass
  • Meet the maker
  • Potters on pots
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    • Ceramic Review: Stuart Carey Masterclass
    • Articles
    • Masterclass
    • Videos
    20 Aug

    Masterclass with Stuart Carey

    Potter Stuart Carey takes us step-by-step through the processes he uses to throw a thin-walled bowl, which he spray-glazes once it is bisque-fired.

    • Ceramic artist
    • Masterclass
    • Stuart Carey
    Derek Wilson by Nic Eames
    • Articles
    20 Aug

    Functional Harmony

    Derek Wilson is known for both his elegant functional wares and abstract sculptures, but finding the balance between the two hasn't always been easy. Dominique Corlett catches up with him in his Belfast studio to discover more.

    • Derek Wilson
    • Functional
    • sculpture
    Stephen Dixon - Ceramic Review Magazine
    • Articles
    • Auction eye
    12 Aug

    Auction Eye: Adam Partridge highlights

    Jason Wood of Adam Partridge Auctioneers and Valuers picks out the ceramic highlights and market trends from the past 18 months and looks forward to a special auction of contemporary work taking place at the British Ceramics Biennial in October

    • Auction
    • Collecting
    • John Maltby
    • Lucie Rie
    Mitch Pilkington - Ceramic Review Magazine
    • Articles
    • Emerging maker
    12 Aug

    One to watch: Mitch Pilkington

    Mitch Pilkington’s curvaceous pots are inspired by organic forms found on the coast. We caught up with the artist after she exhibited at One Year In at New Designers to find out more about her background, influences and techniques

    • emerging maker
    • Handbuilding
    • Mitch Pilkington
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