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Ceramic Review Issue 184

Jul / Aug 2000

Contents...

preview:

Fernando Casasempere

New work at Galerie Besson

focus:

Ceramics in the Landscape

- Katy Bevan

Survey of outdoor work

potter:

Nature and Nurture

- Jonathan Garratt

Vanessa Bullick's smoke-fired vessels

sculptor:

Spirited Variations

- Rick Newby

Robert Harrison's architectural forms

reputations:

Making Conversations

- Anatol Orient

Craft curator Vanessa Morris

potter:

Heartfelt Pots

- Nicholas Lees

The tablewares of John Jelfs

heritage:

Relief Tiles

- Elizabeth Jones, Vivian Jones

Lead-glazed tiles from North Devon

education:

Visiting Bornholm

- Josie Walter, Jim Robison

Visiting lecturers in Denmark

international:

Mimbres

- Jason Wason

Mimbres pots from Sante Fe

profile:

The Culture of Making

- Devi Prasad

Indian potter raises some important issues

kilns:

Cheap and Cheerful

- Ian Gregory

Practical, easy to build kiln

opinion:

Off-Centre

- Mary Wondrausch

The future of skill

glaze:

A Whiter Shade of Pale

- Gulielma Dowrick

White glazes for stoneware temperatures

technical:

Tongs

- Kevin Hulmes

Take your own tongs

a potter's day:

Jessie Higginson and Kellie Miller

- Jessie Higginson, Kellie Miller

Sharing a studio in Brighton

revelations:

Hannah Peschar

Owner of the sculpture garden in Surrey

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