Ceramic Review Issue 238

Vanguard Court Studios' at the Scottish Gallery

Natasha Mayo explores the narrative aspects of Linda Kieft's figures

US potter Jack Troy extols the pleasure of making and using pitchers

Giles Sutherland profiles the life and work of late Danish potter Gutte Erikson

Simon Martin visits Shozo Michikawa- the highlight of his recent trip to Japan

Vivian Goldstein gives her interpretation of Tony Moore's sculptural work

Gillian Turner enjoys the strong contrasts in the work and life of Nici Ruggiero

Gordon Cooke captures the quality of leaves in surface decoration

John Hesselberth advises on firing methods

Mike Bailey investigates the use of glass as a decorative medium

Teena Gould discusses her new body of work titled ‘Costal Ceramics', which was inspired by a two hundred mile walk along the Welsh coastal paths of Ceredigion, Pembrokeshire and Carmarthen.

Inspired by the exhibition ‘The Unexpected' at the Stedelijk Museum, ‘S-hertogenbosch, The Netherlands, Emma Shaw argues that ceramics are finding a new place in the art world