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Ceramic Review Issue 197

Sep / Oct 2002

Contents...

preview:

Domestic Bliss

The graphic and colourful post-war tiles of Peggy Angus

potter:

Opening Up

- Sally Boyle

An interview with Takeshi Yasuda

reputations:

A New Audience for Craft

- Kate McIntyre

Louise Taylor, new Director of the Crafts Council

review:

Slee Selects

- Alun Graves

See the world through the eyes of Richard Slee

international:

Slip into Action

An exhibition of work from Holland's EKWC comes to the UK

sculptor:

Heatwork

- Jeffrey Jones

Cecile Johnson Soliz's perceptive use of ceramics as heat conductor

international:

Contemporary Dutch Ceramics

- Emmanuel Cooper

Contemporary Dutch Ceramics at the Devon Guild of Craftsmen

perspective:

An Abstract Art

- Walter Keeler

Walter Keeler on fine art and functional pottery

profile:

Significant Space

- Liz Mitchell

Felicity Aylieff's solo at the new Manchester Art Gallery

perspective:

Making History

A potter's appreciation of time

potter:

Putting Life in Clay

- Alex McErlain

The solid conviction behind Edward Hughes's pots

glaze:

China Red - New Findings

- Erich Hofer

Copper red glazes with silicon carbide

education:

Learning Curve

- Christine Derry

Large scale sculpture at a school in Wimbledon

technical:

Firing a Gas Kiln

- David Coggins

Oxidising and reducing in a gas kiln

a potter's day:

Louise Darby

- Louise Darby

Louise Darby pots in Straford upon Avon

revelations:

Andrew McIntosh Patrick

- Andrew McIntosh Patrick

CR's twenty questions

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