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Ceramic Review Issue 222

Nov / Dec 2006

Contents...

preview:

All the Glitters

A treasure trove of delights in Scotland

potter:

Subversive Beauty

- Fleur Lobascher

Fleur Lobascher explores Gareth Mason's sensual ceramics

review:

Ceramics at the Royal Academy

- Claudia Clare

Claudia Clare surveys this year's Summer Exhibition at the Royal Academy

potter:

Beautifully Imperfect

- Emma Clegg

Emma Clegg explores Lisa Hammond's shino and soda-fired stoneware

review:

How and Why

- Nigel Wood

Nigel Wood applauds a comprehensive new book

student/survey:

Ceramics at Art School 2006

Ceramic REview's annual survey of work from UK ceramic graduates

student/profile:

The Next Step

Spotlight on emerging ceramicists Rachel Holian and Jasmin Rowlandson

potter:

The Romance of Celadon

- David Jones

David Jones reflects on the celadon-glazed ceramics of Fritz Rossman

international:

Hot House

- Peter Wilson

Peter Wilson discovers paradoxical qualities in Ying-Yeugh Chuang's work

focus:

New Trends in Clay

- Rob Barnard

Rob Barnard detects a new spirit of enquiry at SOFA 2006 New York

profile:

A Big Adventure

Tae-Lim Ree traces the development of his work

technical:

Firing In

- Michael Bailey

Lustre glazing and firing

technical:

From the Ground Up

Australian Steve Harrison creates wood-fired porcelain from local materials

a potter's day:

Hannah Bennett

With a fluttering pulse Hannah Bennett opens the kiln door

revelations:

Saffron Wynne

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