Ceramic Review Issue 315

Our round-up of key stories from the world of ceramics

Adam Nathaniel Furman is taking ceramics to new heights and pushing the boundaries of design possibilities, making art accessible to the public. Corinne Julius discovers more

CR’s pick of the crop of current ceramic exhibitions

Sebastian Blackie reviews the exhibition Magdalene Odundo at Cambridge

John Higgins shares the inspiration and making process behind one of his handbuilt and expressively decorated bowl

Jane Audas visits Chilean artist Fernando Casasempere in his studio to find out more about the inspiration for his work

Lisa Katzenstein tells us more about her re-interpretation of traditional making methods through a contemporary lens

Jessica Browne reports on the makers, talks featured and what to expect at the popular show

Kimberly Chandler caught up with Kate Malone and the FiredUp4 campaign to find out more about their work with young people and fundraising activities

Sophie Woodrow’s porcelain figures make connections between humans and the natural world. She shares her influences with Annie Le Santo

Moira Vincentilli discovers the inspiration behind Jane Perryman’s new work, on show at Ruthin Craft Centre

Malory Tate tells us about her work inspired by the 18th century and the community that helped shape her into the artist she is today

Daniel Boyle takes us through the processes and techniques he uses to throw, ash glaze and salt fire his vibrantly decorated pots

A special exhibition at Ceramic Art London aims to highlight the impact of air pollution through ceramics. Linda Bloomfield tells us more

Wendy Gers chooses to celebrate Yoon Seok-hyeon’s first solo exhibition Ott/Another paradigmatic ceramics at the Princessehof Musuem in the Netherlands