News: Our round-up of key stories from the world of ceramics
Profile:
The Dance Of Maker And Material - Natalie Baerselman
Rachel Grimshaw sculpts ceramic forms that defy the nature of the material. Natalie Baerselman le Gros finds out more
CR’s pick of the crop of current ceramic exhibitions
Review: Material Conversation - Beth Williamson
Beth Williamson reviews In the making, a solo exhibition at MIMA surveying 50 years of work by the acclaimed artist Jacqueline Poncelet
Potters On Pots:- Anne Butler
Anne Butler reflects on technologies made obsolete through the passage of time and how these relics of the past have inspired her latest pieces
Technology:
Clay Meets Code - Elena Howard
Elena Howard discusses the creative fusion of ceramics and artificial intelligence
Profile: Sculptural Narratives - Annie Le Santo
Self-taught sculptor Xanthe Somers creates vibrant vessels that draw inspiration from Zimbabwean postcolonial culture. In discussion with Annie Le Santo, she explores the undercurrents behind her brightly coloured work
Preview:
For The Love Of Pots - Andre Hess
Andre Hess delves into the world of collecting and discusses the diverse personalities behind what drives
people to collect ceramics
Potter's Secrets:- Tim Andrews
Tim Andrews reveals the influences behind his work and the techniques he uses to create one of his raku-fired lidded pots
Profile:
Democratic Ceramics - Jane Audas
From sanitaryware to saucers, Robin Levien has designed ceramics for companies worldwide. Jane Audas takes us behind the scenes of his studio
One To Watch: - Bert Jones
Bert Jones shares his joy in crafting elegant domestic ware and the art of functionality
Masterclass:- Ant Edmonds
Ant Edmonds shares the processes and techniques he and his wife Di use to create their Pueblo inspired pots
Glaze Recipe: - Matthew Blakely
Matthew Blakely embraces nature's surprises and shares discoveries from his elemental explorations, unveiling his Chun glaze recipe
Curator's Choice: - Tanya Martin
Tanya Martin, curator of the Stradling Collection in Bristol, has chosen The Goat by Margaret Hine
