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Ceramic Review Issue 333

May/June 2025

Contents...

News:

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

Profile:

Ebb and flow

- Natalie Baerselman le Gros

Micki Schloessingk embraces natural materials and the eventualities of the wood-firing process in her practice. Natalie Baerselman le Gros learns more about her love of making

Profile:

Future relics

- Annie Le Santo

Uriel Caspi’s large-scale sculptures transcend static forms, embracing the dialogue between past and future. Annie Le Santo finds out more

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Profile:

Shaping an elemental force

The work of Toshiko Takaezu has seen a resurgence in recent years, Lottie Whalen discovers why

Potters on Pots:

- Cammie Staros

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One to Watch:

- Nehal Aamir

Potter's Secrets:

- Jin Eui Kim

Masterclass:

- Judy Mckenzie

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Glaze Recipe:

- Thomas Bohle

Residency:

Clay and conversation

- Victoria Jardine

Jacqui Ramrayka discusses her Adobe Creative Residency at the V&A Museum with Victoria Jardine

Gallery:

CR’s pick of the crop of current ceramic exhibitions

Preview:

Inside Ceramic Art London 2025

- Jessica Browne

Jessica Browne reveals what to expect at this year’s most anticipated event of the ceramics calendar

Review:

A dose of pots and pageantry

- Cormac Lehnen

Alter ego Shirley Smith connects with the Wallace Collection, if not reality. Cormac Lehnen visits Grayson Perry’s Delusions of Grandeur

Seen on social:

Cormac Lehnen selects the latest clay creations seen on social media

Future relics

Uriel Caspi’s large-scale sculptures transcend static form, embracing movement, time and the dialogue between past and future. Annie Le Santo finds out more