Ceramic Review Issue 263

Ann Christie looks at the specially commissioned installation work of Phoebe Cummings for the British Ceramics Biennial 2013

Looking at some of the most collectable twentieth-century ceramics, Marshall Colman explores the genealogy that flowed from the teaching of Dora Billington

Annie Woodford interviews Stephen Bird about his multi-disciplinary ways of working

Alex McErlain meets potter Kevin Millward and discovers a career based on skill and versatility

Moria Vincentelli encounters the work of Adam Buick, a Jerwood Makers 2013 winner

Ceramic Review reviews some of the best new work at this year's British Ceramics Biennial

The first salt-glazed stoneware kiln in the UK was discovered in 1974 in Woolwich, London

Benjamin Matthews, a student at Central St Martins, London, talks about the importance of CMS's annual trip to Stoke-on-Trent

Ceramic Review asks experts in the field for their advice on particular aspects of career development

In the second part of ‘Clay Particles', Oelof Heckroodt continues to explain way clay acts the way it does

A look at the ‘Keep Clay in Clapham' event recently held at Clapham Pottery, London

Roger Hardwick collects exhibition catalogues as well as ceramic pots