Ceramic Review > Magazine > Ceramic Review Issue 171

Ceramic Review Issue 171

May / Jun 1998

Contents...

profile:

Still Lives

- Julia Pitts

Rosa Nguyen's sculptural forms

focus:

The Bare Minimum

- Nick Lees

Purity and refinement in tableware

review:

Craftsmen Taiko

- Amanda Fielding

Contemporary ceramics in Finland

potter:

A Song o fToday

- Josie Walter

Jack Doherty's soda-fired porcelain

potter:

Clear Spring Water

- Edward Hughes

The ceramics of Hamado Shogi

celebration:

North Street Potters

- Colin Hill

The Collective's 20th anniversary

reputations:

Engaging in Dreams

- Anatol Orient

Tony Ford Director of the Crafts Council

profile:

Head, Heart and Hand

- Will Levi Marshall

The figurative forms of Akio Takamori

profile:

Two Cultures

- Alison Britton

Prue Venable's fine ceramics

education:

First Degree

- Rory Craigie

Students surveyed

workshop:

Faking It

- Ray Silverman

Synthetic wood-ashes for high temperature glazes

workshop:

Pipe Dreams

- Jo Connell

Pipes, nails and smokeless raku

workshop:

A Potter's Day

Imogen Margrie pots in Antiqua

workshop:

Revelations

David Leach replies to Ceramic Review's twenty questions

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