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Ceramic Review Issue 340

July/August 2026

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Ceramic Review Issue 340

July/August 2026

Ceramic Review Issue 340

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News:

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

Profile:
Translating tradition
- Cormac Lehnen

A year after Kunimasa Aoki won the Loewe Foundation Craft Prize, CR's Cormac Lehnen assembles his musings

Profile:
Borderlines
- Ashley Thorpe

As Jaejun Lee departs the UK to return to his native South Korea, Ashley Thorpe looks back at the development of his work

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Profile:
Seduction through surface
- Inga Walton

Juz Kitson's ceramic journey reflects who she is as an artist and a person. Inga Walton goes on a voyage of discovery into her practice

Potters on Pots:
- Melina Xenaki
One to Watch:
- Rie Aizawa

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Potter's Secrets:
- Adele Howitt
Masterclass:
- Cleo Mussi

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Glaze Recipe:
- Katharina Treml
Education:
Future makers

Jo Seaton updates us on the success of ClayCollege Stoke

Analysis:
A self-sustained universe

Rosa Binias caught up with Sara Flynn to learn more about her practice

Gallery:

CR’s pick of the crop of current ceramic exhibitions

Preview:
The story of pots

Winchcombe Pottery celebrates its 100th anniversary

Review:
Archaeology of memory: but whose?
- Corrine Julius

Corinne Julius reviews Gabriel Chaile's show in Whitechapel

Seen on social:

Cormac Lehnen selects the latest clay creations seen on social media

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