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Ceramic Review Issue 232

Jul / Aug 2008

Contents...

preview:

Floating Stones

Floating Stones at the Watermill Gallery, Scotland

Iinternational:

Jumping with Tradition

- Xiaoyi Chen

Xiaoyi Chen investigates Xing Liang Kun's three-dimensional glazes

potter:

Conflict Ceramics

- Robert Hunter

Robert Hunter investigates Michelle Erickson's socially reflective work

potter:

Topographies

- Jenny Whitmore

Jenny Whitmore discovers how Carolyn Gender's surrounds inspire her work

collaborations:

A Tale of the Unexpected

- Helen Bevis

Helen Bevis reveals how opposites can attract when working collaboratively

exhibition:

A Secret History

- Inga Walton

Inga Walton explores five contemporary responses to blue and white ceramics

travel:

Made in China

- Carol Ventura

Carol Ventura reports on the traditional wares produced in China

kilns:

Anagama Anticipation

- Barbara Rizza Mellin

Barbara Rizza Mellin observes the unpacking of Chris Gustin's kiln

groundings:

Opacifying the Glaze

- Mike Bailey

Mike Bailey makes opaque white stoneware glazes

glaze:

The Magic of Soluble Salts

- Gary Holt

Gary Holt reports on his experiments with metal salts

a potter's day:

A Potter's Open House

Sylph Baier opens her house to the public for the Brighton Festival

off centre:

Off-Centre

Potter or Ceramic Artist? Lisa Hammond sets the record straight

potter:

Market Forces

- Bonnie Kemske

Jonathan Keep makes objects to enjoy as well as enhance the eating experience

international:

Still Life, Still Lives

- Edmund de Waal

Edmund de Waal ponders Michael Geertsen's ceramic assemblages

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