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Ceramic Review Issue 330

November/December 2024

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    13 Aug

    Potters on pots: Juliet Macleod

    Inspired by her coastal upbringing and design background, Juliet Macleod blends refined porcelain with nature-inspired decorations, echoing influences from Andy Priestman's landscape-connected work

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    13 Apr

    Potters on pots: Richard Heeley

    Ceramic artist Richard St John Heeley draws on Eastern traditions to create his blue and white porcelain pieces. Here he discusses how pots by Bernard Leach and Tomimoto Kenkichi influenced his practice

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    21 Apr

    Potters on pots: Yo Thom

    Yo Thom is a Japanese potter who started her ceramics career after moving to the UK to study art and design. Here she explains how looking back at historic Nezumi Shino pottery from her own culture inspires what she creates today

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    30 Jan

    Potters on pots: Hannah McAndrew

    A love of historic Staffordshire slipware pottery inspired Hannah McAndrew to make pots of her own using similar techniques and materials. Here she explains where the influence originated from and how it has impacted on her making

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    • Slipware
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    18 Jun

    Potters on Pots: Stephen Bowers

    Finding shards of blue and white china as a child led Australian ceramic artist Stephen Bowers on a technical and symbolic journey of discovery. Here he discusses how the fragmented images have influenced his own richly decorated ceramics.

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    • Stephen Bowers
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    2 May

    Potters on Pots: Phil Rogers

    Time spent in South Korea had a huge impact on Phil Rogers. Inspired by the local Buncheong pottery, here he discusses the influence the style of making has had on his own work and the wider world of Western studio pottery.

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    James Hake, thrown and altered rectangular vase with nuka and tenmoku glazes. Photo: Jonathan Lynch Photography
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    16 Oct

    Potters on pots: James Hake

    British potter Edward Hughes has long influenced James Hake’s approach to ceramics. Here he discusses the impact Hughes’ skilful throwing and use of traditional Japanese glazes has had on his own making techniques.

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