'It was at the wheel where it all came together for me. Tableware became an obsession, I loved the functionality of it, that it would be used and loved.' In this video, Stuart Carey takes us step-by-step through the processes he uses to throw a thin-walled bowl, which he spray-glazes once it is bisque-fired. Discover […]
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Ceramicist Sarah Scampton shares the steps she follows to create her finely marked, multiple-fired sculptural forms. Discover more inside Ceramic Review issue 284, which features the full step-by-step Masterclass. You can order current and back issues of the magazine from ceramicreview.com. Film by Layton Thompson for Ceramic Review.
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'With a background in graphics and teaching, working with ceramics might have been seen as an afterthought, but in fact it has become what I think of as my first ‘proper’ career.' In this video, Adrain Bates takes us step-by-step through the processes he uses to create one of his organic Möbius Deconstructed forms Discover
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Los Angeles-based mixed-media ceramic artist Jenny Hata Blumenfield helps us reconsider the place of ceramics and pottery in contemporary art. ‘I see clay as having the widest range of expression,’ she explains. ‘By working with it the way that I do, I hope that steadily people will start to receive this idea of ceramics or
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Accompany Hawaii Island potter Suzanne Wang, as she heads to a small Japanese village for a once-in-a-lifetime apprenticeship with Ken Matsuzaki, one of Japan’s top potters.
Richard Ballantyne and Carol Read are a pair of ceramic artists who make countless beautiful designs, including these stunning Hare sculptures.
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Handmade ceramics aren't cheap, but porcelain is often even more expensive. Compared to other ceramics, porcelain is non-porous, white, and translucent. The secret to these differences is in the clay. But even for experienced potters, porcelain can be challenging to work with. So how is porcelain made and why is it so expensive? MORE SO
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Conversations about Ceramics in the Freer Gallery of Art: In conjunction with the exhibition The Peacock Room in Blue-and-White, Jan Stuart, Stacey Pierson and Louise Cort discuss Chinese Cobalt-decorated Porcelain in Foreign Markets. (Part 1) Exported to Europe, Japan, and Southeast Asia – The Peacock Platter – Export/Exported Porcelain – Identifying Blue-and-White- Kendi
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Meet the Clay Masters of Tokoname in this mini-documentary on Bonsai ceramics! Tokoname is one of the six famous old kilns of Japan, producing tea pots, sewer pipes and… Bonsai Pots. Though Tokoname was famous for its clay (Tokoname literally means "Always smooth"), much of that has ran out and what remains are highly skilled
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