Ceramic Review > Magazine > Ceramic Review Issue 194

Ceramic Review Issue 194

Mar / Apr 2002

Contents...

preview:

Thirteen Hands

Schoolchildren curate a touring show in Scotland

perspective:

Modern Things

- Edmund de Waal

Lucie Rie in Vienna

reputations:

Friend of the Earth

- David Briers

Profile of the late WA Ismay

potter:

Form and Decoration

- Victoria Eden

David Miller's colourful earthenware

potter:

Chun Liao

- Amanda Fielding

Oriental sensitivities and minimal form combine

potter:

Weldon Creamware

Peter Weldon's classical recreations

international:

On a Grand Scale

- Wilma Cruise

Monumental pots from South African potter Digby Hoets

marketing:

Expanding Horizons

- Brigid Howarth

Concluding our series on marketing for makers

international:

Albisola

- Antonia Carver

An Italian festival of clay

education:

Playing with Pattern

- Morgen Hall

A productive school residency

perspective:

Partners in Clay

- Simon Wright, Lizzie Jewett

Picasso-inspired figures

living tradition:

Clay in Morocco

- Judith Fisher

From architecture to tableware

glaze workshop:

Cool, Calm and Collected

- Emmanuel Cooper

Celadon blue glazes explored

technical:

Computers and Creativity

- Justin Marshall

Is CAD a useful tool for studio potters?

a potter's day:

Belinda Swingler

- Belinda Swingler

A potter in Belgium

revelations:

Henry Sandon

A familiar face on Antiques Roadshow talks to CR

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