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Ceramic Review Issue 192

Nov / Dec 2001

Contents...

preview:

In Detail: Chelsea 2001

A closer look at decorative ceramics

profile:

Making it Work

- Amanda Fielding

Nicholas Rena's architectural forms

focus:

Cardew- The Early Years

- Emmanuel Cooper

An apprenticeship with Bernard Leach

focus:

Michael Cardew in Africa

- Michael O'Brien

An appreciative assessment

focus:

Michael Cardew at Wenford

- Seth Cardew

A continuing tradition

survey:

Art School 2001

A pictorial survey of graduate work

international:

A Potter's Vision

- Somluk Pantiboon

Local materials inspire a potter in Thailand

comment:

Getting it Right

- Charles Bound

Thoughts on just criticism

heritage:

Ancient Japan

Inspirational sculptures dating from 3,500 BC

reputations:

Shaping the Field

- John Pagliaro

Garth Clark, gallery owner, writer and critic

opinion:

Style Matters

- Gareth Mason

A plea for pots to stand their ground

marketing:

Selling Yourself

- Brigid Howarth

The first in a three-part series

promotion:

Show Off

Make a name for yourself

potter:

Pots with a Purpose

- Josie Walter

The wholesome qualities of Hafod Hill Pottery

glazes:

Crater Glazes

- Kate Bartle

Silicon carbide's amazing properties

technical:

Measuring Kiln Temperature

- G K Stephens

Cones, thermocouples and micro electronics

a potter's day:

Elizabeth Monk

- Elizabeth Monk

An apprentice's day at Whichford Pottery

revelations:

Christopher Wilk

Curator of the New British Galleries at the V&A

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