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Ceramic Review Issue 239

Sep / Oct 2009

Contents...

preview:

Monumental Pots

Felicity Aylieff: Working to Scale' at CAA, London

potter:

Breaking the Taboo

- Bonnie Kemske

Bonnie Kemske encourages tactile exploration through ‘huggable' forms

collaborations:

Herend Porcelain

- Emmanuel Cooper

Emmanuel Cooper reports on Herend's ongoing collaboration with makers

international:

Metaphysical Materiality

- Linda Sikora

Linda Sikora reflects on Sinda Sormin's large0scale ceramic installations

tribute:

Ups and Downs

- Brian Erhardtsen

Brian Erhardsten profiles the life and work of the late ceramist Anne Kjaersgaard

international:

The Unknown Knowns

- Nesrin During

Nesring Durning explores German sculptor Petra Wolf's monochrome forms

travel:

Women's Work

- Sue Blatherwick

Sue Blatherwick visits The Gambia and meets a group of local potters

collecting:

A Potter's Friend

- Helen Walsh

Helen Walsh reports on WA Ismay's collection, bequeathed to York Art Gallery

restoration:

Repairing Ceramics

- Murray Cheesman

Murray Cheesman extends the life of treasured objects

groundings:

Crags and Crevices

- Mike Bailey

Mike Bailey investigates the mysteries of cratered and volcanic glazes

potter's day:

A Potter's Affliction

- Tamsin van Essen

off centre:

Off-Centre

- Jonathan Garratt

Jonathan Garratt surveys the current craft scene

potter:

Just Pots

- Andy Christian

Andy Christian visits Richard Batterham, one of the UK's most respected potters

potter:

The Sacred and the Profane

- Amanda Game

Amanda Game is intrigued by the diverse influences in Philip Eglin's work

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