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Ceramic Review Issue 155

Sep / Oct 1995

Contents...

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The Magic of Paperclay

- Rosette Gault

Rosette Gault discusses the practical and theoretical aspects of this remarkable material

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Function, Context and Meaning

- Jane Hamlyn

Jame Hamlyn argues that function is a context

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The Poetry of Caladons

- Paul Livett

Paul Livett admires the superb caladons of Koheiji Miura

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Evocative Objects

- David Reeves

David Reeves writes about John Berry's sensual ceramics

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A Mud Kiln

- Ian Byers

Ian Byers discovers bloated red clay granules

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Pots with Presence

- Peter Lane

Peter Lane appreciates Duncan Ross's fine terra sigillata vessels

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Woodstack 95 into Woodfire

- Shawn Irvin Sims

Shawn Irvin Sims reports on this popular event

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Letting Go

- Jim Robison

Jim Robison talks to Charles Bound about the joys of wood firing

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Art, Industry and Cityscape

- Magdalena Hefet

Magdalena Hefet records a successful collaboration in Beer-Sheva

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A Potter's Day

- Andrew Watts

Andrew Watts pots in Hertfordshire

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