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Ceramic Review Issue 199

Jan / Feb 2003

Contents...

preview:

Setting Out

Graduate gathering at Contemporary Ceramics

research:

Studio Stockmans

- Helen Felcey

Belgian artist and designer, Piet Stockmans

forward thinking:

Future Skills

- Joe Finch

Plans for a Skills Training Workshop for Potters, in Wales

profile:

An Inspiring Century

- Vivienne Light

Tribute to Donald Potter, sculptor, potter, teacher

perspective:

Shock Art on a Pot

- Kate McIntyre

Grayson Perry at the Barbican

potter:

Three-dimensional Jazz

- Josie Walter

Ingenious techniques from Richard Godfrey

reputations:

Impresario for the Crafts

- Sally Boyle

Janice Blackburn, curator and collector

profile:

In Transition

- Jenny Beavan

New work from a residency in the china clay pits of Cornwall

focus:

Away from Home

- Alison Britton

International ceramists address the theme of Nostalgia

perspective:

Breaking Ground

- Edmund de Waal

Cardew's book ‘Pioneer Pottery' for the ‘how' and ‘why

glaze:

Deep Sea Treasures

- Joan Lederman

An unusual source of glaze materials

workshop/kiln:

Eden Kiln Project

- John Nuttgens

Captivating the public with a kiln workshop

festival:

Aomori Wood Fire Festival

- Wali Hawes

New Annual event in Japan

technical:

Stable Glazes

- John Hesselberth, Ron Roy

Proposals for safe glazes on functional wares

business:

Making an impact

- Jerry Stovin

Marketing advice

profile:

Framing the Figure

- Lionel Phillips

John Berry's teapots

viewpoint:

Pottery Does Matter

- Christopher Short

The value of hand crafted wares

a potter's day:

Evelyn McHale

- Evelyn McHale

Evelyn McHale pots in Canada

revelations:

Alice Rawsthorn

- Alice Rawsthorn

Director of the Design Museum, London

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