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Ceramic Review Issue 170

Mar / Apr 1989

Contents...

marketing:

Telling Tales

Paula Rego's decorated tiles at the Tate

potter:

Captured Spaces

- Gareth Mason

A creative residency

focus:

Under the Skin

- Amanda Fielding

A survey of women modeling women

living tradition:

Notes from the Blue Pottery

- Daniel Allen

An international exchange

reputations:

The Invisible Thread

- Anatol Orient

Oliver Watson, the Victoria & Albert Museum

perspective:

The Magnetism of Function

- Terry Bell-Hughes

A personal view of a career in pottery

profile:

Private Conversations

- Betty Blandino

The handbuilt vessels of Magadalene Odundo

workshop/glaze:

Learning to Crawl

- Rick Rudd

The mystique of crawled glazes

workshop/kiln:

Tailor-made

- Paul Stubbs

A wood-fired salt kiln

education:

Emerging Model

- Penny Jones

Ceramics and the curriculum

education:

A Potter's Day

- Roger Law

Roger Law's work with clay

education:

Revelations

- Alison Britton

Alison Britton answers Ceramic Review's Twenty Questions

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