Ceramic Review is the international magazine for ceramics, ceramic art and pottery. Presenting the latest news and views on ceramics globally, it is an invaluable resource for ceramic artists, potters, collectors, curators, designers, students, and anyone with a passion for and interest in ceramics.
Published bi-monthly since 1970, Ceramic Review magazine arose out of the newsletter of the Craft Potters Association (CPA). It’s founding editors, Emmanuel Cooper and Eileen Lewenstein, wished to promote and further develop the outward-looking qualities of the CPA and to respond to the ever-widening interest in studio pottery and ceramic art. Launched at a time of an expansionist mood in the discipline, the magazine aimed to present a complete picture of the work of studio potters within the world of ceramics.
It became, under Lewenstein and Cooper’s inspired joint editorship, a journal of critical intelligence with an increasingly sophisticated appearance, covering topics from the technical to the polemic. Over the years it has featured the work of established and aspiring makers and has become a respected publication within the ceramics community.
Combining authoritative writing with top-quality photography, the bi-monthly magazine contains a range of features on historic and contemporary practice, as well as valued technical information, masterclasses, exclusive interviews and signposts to key events and exhibitions.
If you are passionate about ceramics, pottery, art and design, Ceramic Review will provide you with a window into the diverse workings of potters, ceramic artists, collectors and galleries from across the world.
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In this document, “WHERE THE MAGIC MEETS MATERIAL” Jessica Browne explores the influence of magical realism on my detailed porcelain sculptures and delves into my Colombian roots, my transcontinental career, the expression of porcelain as memory, and my ethnographic reflections through sculpture. Many thanks to Karen Bray for this opportunity.
