Ceramic Review Issue 319

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

Isabel Andrews discovers how, by manipulating 3D clay printed forms, Nico Conti is finding success out of failure

CR’s pick of the crop of current ceramic exhibitions

Ruta Bartkeviciute’s ceramics are influenced by folk art and the traditions of her native Lithuania, in particular the work of Lithuanian artist Valdemaras Manomaitis

Ceramic Review’s top books for the ceramic lover in your life this Christmas

Jane Cox shares the processes and techniques she uses to throw and decorate a commemorative charger

Two artists from pottery families, Katherina Klug and Tomoo Hamada, met to discuss their practices and the differences in ceramics in Japan and the UK

CR’S Jessica Browne spoke to ceramicist Maxwell Mustardo to find out more about his contemporary works inspired by ancient traditions

Operating a sustainable ceramics business is a challenging task. Dr Wendy Gers discusses how to turn inspiration and good intentions into action, accountability, and success

Winner of the Ceramic Review Initiative Award at New Designers, Fergus Byron-Low tells us about his site-specific work inspired by the landscape

Kate Cadman from the Coalport China Museum in Ironbridge, has chosen an item that tells the story of ordinary people with extraordinary skills