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Ceramic Review Issue 270

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Contents...
Pride of Place:
- Dr Glenn Lacki

The Ancient Greek vessel captivating Dr Glenn Lacki

Preview:
From the Spode Archives
- Paul Scott

Paul Scott on Europe's ceramic archives and his solo show

Report:
Curatorial Delight
- Moira Vincentelli

Yingge Ceramics Museum and the Taiwan Ceramics Biennale

Column:
Spoil Heap: A Nice Brew
- Gareth Mason

Gareth Mason's new column, Spoil Heap

Feature:
Becoming Established
- Alex McErlain

Alex McErlain explores the work of James Hake and what it means to ‘become established'

Feature:
The Fourth Way
- Jonathan Keep

The role 3D printing plays in Jonathan Keep's practice

Feature:
Ceramics at Art School

An overview of ceramics courses in the UK in our annual Art School Survey

Feature:
Echoes of Nature
- Moira Vincentelli

Moira Vincentelli shines a light on Modernist-inspired maker Paul Philp

Feature:
Grete Marks: A Life Disrupted
- Frances Marks

How Bauhaus-trained Marks came to England in the 1930s, as told by her daughter

Feature:
Break, Remake
- Laura Gray

Laura Gray examines the ceramic works that form part of Unravelling Uppark

Feature:
Delicate Forms, Daring Practice
- Ian Wilson

Chris Wight's high-risk processes and striking bone china sculptures, by Ian Wilson

Technical:
Enhancing Bone China's Translucency
- Sasha Wardell

Sasha Wardell shares her approaches

Technical:
Tile Wall Panels
- Regina Heinz

How Regina Heinz creates her multiple-part wall pieces

An Archaeologist's Project:
- Mike Webber

Mike Webber on the ceramic treasures to be found by the Thames

Off-Centre:
- David Stoll

David Stoll composes music for pots

CPA News:
- CPA News Editor: Kathy Niblett

The newsletter of the Craft Potters Association (CPA)