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Ceramic Review Issue 330

November/December 2024

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8 Oct

Philosophy of imperfection

Akiko Hirai’s explosive pots have won her worldwide acclaim. Emma Crichton-Miller delves into her background and practice

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16 Aug

Karen Bunting 1949-2024: A tribute from Ruth King

Ruth King writes a tribute to the late Karen Bunting, former chair of the CPA

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13 Aug

Vive la terre vernissée

Jean-Nicolas Gérard's expressive slipware celebrates daily rituals and the spontaneity of handmade forms. Natalie Baerselman le Gros finds out more about his approach to aesthetic and function.

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10 Jun

Syncopation in porcelain

Natalie Baerselman le Gros discovers the influences and techniques behind Lotte Westphael’s porcelain cylinders

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9 Apr

The dance of maker and material

Rachel Grimshaw sculpts ceramic forms that defy the nature of the material. Natalie Baerselman le Gros finds out more

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6 Feb

Illusive forms

Nicholas Lees has spent decades refining research-led processes to create dynamic and innovative sculptures. Annie Le Santo spoke to him to find out more

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10 Oct

The extraordinary in the ordinary

Danish ceramic artist Bodil Manz is recognised for her light-enhancing, paper-thin cylinders. Now in her 80th year, Natalie Baerselman le Gros honours her career

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15 Aug

Holistic approach

Lise Herud Braten’s organic way of working has resulted in dramatic sculptural forms. She talks to Jane Audas about her journey from cloth to clay

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20 Jun

Artistic Legacy

Ceramic pines made by artisans in Mexico have become a passion for the interior design duo behind Objekti. Jane Audas discovers more

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25 Apr

Material beauty

A strong connection to the landscape of where she grew up in Poland and a fascination with the figurative form has shaped Aneta Regel’s abstract sculptures. Andre Hess tells us more

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21 Feb

Personal journey

John Ward is regarded as one of Britain’s most influential potters, yet very little has been written about his 50-year career – until now. Emma Crichton-Miller tells us more

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6 Dec

Creative pursuit

Sara Flynn makes porcelain sculptural vessels with refined surfaces. She speaks to Annie Le Santo about honouring authenticity within her practice

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