Ceramic Review Issue 308

Paul Wearing has been experimenting with glazes and textures to take his practice to the next level. Ceri Jones finds out more

CR’s pick of the crop of current ceramics exhibitions

Potter Nigel Lambert shares his passion for functional pots and the inspiration behind his own tableware pieces

Paul Greenhalgh’s new book aims to reinforce the importance of ceramic art and history in the context of other visual arts

A project utilising local materials and Cornwall’s brickmaking heritage is empowering the community to build for the future

Irish artist Gráinne Watts’ sculptural forms have gained her recognition in recent years. Frances McDonald discovers more

Emerging maker Ula Saniawa shares the concepts behind her porcelain lighting and large-scale wall installations

Kintsugi, the Japanese art of gold repair, offers ceramists a technique imbued with metaphor. Bonnie Kemske explains

Newcastle-based ceramist Kirsty Adams shares the base glaze she uses on her Icelandic-inspired moon jars