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Ceramic Review Issue 249

May / Jun 2011

Contents...

sculptor:

From Stone to Clay

- Sandy Brown

Sandy Brown reveals Peter Randall-Page's new-found confidence in clay

potter:

Setting the Table

- Nigel Lambert

Nigel Lambert's vibrant pots become part of the dinner table conversation

potter:

Familiar Objects of the Domestic Landscape

- Amanda Fielding

Amanda Fielding reports on Katherine Morling's sketches in clay

comment:

Ceramics as a Shifting Discipline

- Josh Redman

Josh Redman comments on the definition of ‘ceramics'

collaborations:

A Lull in the Conversation

- Sharon Blakey

Sharon Blakey discusses the collaborative projects undertaken in ‘Pairings'

potter:

A Playful Improviser

- David Whiting

David Whiting looks at the dynamic work of Robert Cooper

potter:

Can Beauty Come from PAin?

- Frankie Locke

Frankie Locke travels on a cathartic journey through her ceramics

education:

Broadening Perspectives

- Carol Grant

Carol Grant reports on a residency in Denmark

technical/glaze:

A Coda to Craking

- Ben Brierley

Ben Brierley discusses his technique for patching ceramic scars

internet:

To Web or Not to Web

- Andy Christian

Andy Christian explores the pros and cons of selling work onlline

technical:

Digital Photography

- Ben Eldridge

Ben Eldridge offers a beginner's guide to photographing ceramics

technical:

ceramic transfer printing

- Kevin Petrie

Kevin Petrie discusses hi-tech and low-tech approaches

potters day:

A Potter's Day

- Sim Taylor

Si Taylor spends a typical day inspiring young adults

off centre:

Off-Centre

- Peter Beard

Peter Beard gives advice to students when approaching potters

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