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Ceramic Review Issue 333

May/June 2025

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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

  • John Ward
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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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  • Sara Flynn
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5 Dec

Human Touch

Sally MacDonell is captivated by the power of human connections. She tells Annie Le Santo how it has inspired her three decades of creating ceramics

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4 Oct

Music and making

American-based Akira Satake tells Jane Audas about how his background in music and Japanese roots have influenced his work

  • Akira Satake
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2 Aug

Everyday elegance

Emma Lacey produces timeless and durable ceramic wares. She spoke to Annie Le Santo about her creative journey and the importance of longevity

  • Emma Lacey
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7 Jun

Points of stillness

Andre Hess discusses Angela Verdon’s process of creating ‘technical miracles’ in bone china – unique abstract sculptures that make you want to stop, touch and discover more

  • Angela Verdon
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4 Apr

Ethereal encounters

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

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  • Sophie Woodrow
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15 Feb

Nature and nurture

Luke Eastop is a third-generation ceramicist who creates elegant forms in neutral tones. He tells Annie Le Santo the story of his clay heritage and setting up his own practice

  • Luke Eastop
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14 Dec

Industry meets craft

A love of nature inspires ceramicist Reiko Kaneko to create pieces for a list of high profile clients. Her work has been gaining status; however, she plays down her accolades while speaking to Rory Robertson

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