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Ceramic Review Issue 215

Sep / Oct 2005

Contents...

preview:

The Unexpected'

A hint of the surreal comes to Chelsea Crafts Fair

exhibition:

London Calling

- Maggie Bercowitz

Northern Potters head south

potter:

Niek Hoogland

- Josie Walter

Dutch tableware with a bohemian personality

international:

Bilbao Effects

- Anna Usborne

Visceral textures enliven Angel Garraza's sculptures

potter:

Nature and Nurture

- Emma Clegg

New surprises from Kate Malone

focus:

51st Venice Biennale 2005

- Hannah Wingrave

Clay poses some interesting questions at the world's biggest art event

perspective:

The Way We Live

- Joanna Howells

Porcelain pieces for the 21st century kitchen table

profile:

Campaign Trains

- Beverley Sterling

Zimbabwe ceramics by artist Masimbe Hwati

focus:

Getting Out of Hand

- Christopher Miles

Six American sculptors are put into perspective

education:

The Facilitator

- Duncan Hooson

Duncan Hooson describes the fulfilling outcome of numerous artist residencies

technical/glaze:

Into the Darkness

- Marcus Holmes

Marcus Holmes reveals the beauty of black glazes

technical:

In the Round

- Terence Turnbull

Building a medieval potter's wheel

potter's day:

A Potter's Day

- Sarah Britten-Jones

Sarah Britten-Jones

revelations:

Revelations

- Maureen Bampton

Maureen Bampton

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