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ISSUE 342 | OUT NOW
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ISSUE 342 | OUT NOW

CR342 features profiles of Peter Beard (@peterbeardceramics), Lucille Lewin (@lucillelewin) and Zizipho Poswa (@zizipo_powsa).

Marie Canning (@marie_canning) shares the influences behind her intricate work in 'Potters on pots', while 'One to watch' Patricia García (@blanc.ceramics) tells us more about her organic handmade forms.

For technical insights, Jo Walker (@jowalkerceramics) delves into sgraffito in 'Potter’s secrets', sharing the techniques behind her geometric pieces, Billy Adams (@billyadamsceramics) leads a masterclass exploring the process behind his landscape-inspired vessels, and Cosmin Ciofirdel (@cosmin_ciofirdel) shares his sage green and midnight blue glaze recipes.

Rosie McLachlan (@rosiemclachlan) explains the rituals surrounding funeral ceramics, reflecting on their impact on her life, practice and relationship with death. Meanwhile, Corinne Julius visits the ceramic workshops of Grottaglie in Puglia, Italy, and attends the 33rd Concorso di Ceramica Contemporanea Mediterraneo.

Plus, we preview the latest ceramic exhibitions, Laurent Delaye (@laurentdelaye) takes a closer look at Anna Silverton’s (@annasilverton) work, and CR Editor Karen Bray captures the range of work at Oxford Ceramics Fair 2026 organised by the Craft Potters Association (@craftpotters). by @ceramicreview
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FREE ARTICLE | VESSELS FOR GHOSTS

'Ancient funerary ceramics preserve a material record of what past cultures hoped to protect and provide for, both in life and after death. They make me wonder what archaeologists in the future will infer about us when they dig up the remains of our material culture.'

@rosiemclachlan explains the rituals surrounding funeral ceramics and the impact they have had on her life, her practice and ultimately her relationship with death in the latest issue of Ceramic Review – the full article is available to read for free on our website.

📸 courtesy of the artist; The Metropolitan Museum of Art by @ceramicreview
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MASTERCLASS | BILLY ADAMS 

@billyadamsceramics guides us through the techniques and processes he uses to create his landscape-inspired vessels – the full masterclass video is now available to watch on our YouTube channel.

You can see his work alongside more than 60 other carefully selected exhibitors at the Oxford Ceramics Fair 2026, organised by @craftpotters, from 31 October to 1 November 2026.

📹 Layton Thompson by @ceramicreview
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OFFICINE SAFFI AWARD 6 | PRIZE WINNERS 

On 29 September, Andile Dyalvane (Image 1) received the €10,000 Main Prize for iThwasa (The One Who is Blossoming), created together with his wife, Nkuthazo Alexis Dyalvane. 

The work was selected by an international jury including potter Jennifer Lee and will become part of the Fondazione Officine Saffi Collection.

You can read Andile's profile feature in Issue 331 of Ceramic Review.

Pan Loong (Image 2) and Takumi Morozumi (Image 3) received the Young Artist Prize by Ottostumm | Mogs.

Bisila Noha (Image 4) received the Tacchini Prize, including a concurrent solo exhibition at Casa Tacchini, Milan.

Corwynd Lund (Image 5) received a Special Mention for exceptional technique.

Residency Prize winners:

Tomás Díaz Cedeño (Image 6) — Senter for Keramisk Kunst Residency Prize, Norway

Cody Hoyt (Image 7) — Fondazione Officine Saffi Special Residency Prize, Italy

Samantha Kerdine (Image 8) — Taoxichuan Art Centre Residency Prize, China

Gerald Mak (Image 9) — Albuquerque Foundation Residency Prize, Portugal

Trude Westby Nordmark (Image 10) — Guldagergaard – International Ceramic Research Center Residency Prize, Denmark

Marta Pierobon (Image 11) — Bruckner Foundation Residency Prize, Switzerland

Krzysztof Strzelecki (Image 12) — Fondazione Museo della Ceramica di Savona Residency Prize, Italy

Congratulations to all the artists recognised in Officine Saffi Award 6.

The theme of this edition, Forms of Belonging, explores belonging through the relationships we build with communities, places and memory. The works of the 28 finalists, selected from more than 1,000 applications from 41 countries across five continents, are on view in Milan, in the exhibition at Fondazione Officine Saffi from 30 September to 13 November 2026.

📸 courtesy of Fondazione Officine Saffi by @ceramicreview
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PROFILE | BARNABY BARFORD 

'Are we inherently good and society corrupts us, or are we born corrupted or evil and have to work hard not to be?' - @barnabybarford

Barnaby Barford's satirical ceramic worlds hold a mirror to contemporary society, blending humour and unease. Corinne Julius discovers more about his artistic philosophy in Issue 341.

📸 courtesy of the artist; Sylvain Deleu; Thierry Bal by @ceramicreview
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ISSUE 342 | OUT 6 OCTOBER

Our November/December 2026 issue features Peter Beard, Lucille Lewin, Zizipho Poswa, Marie Canning, Patricia García, Jo Walker, Billy Adams, Cosmin Ciofirdel, Rosie McLachlan and Anna Silverton. 

Subscribe before Tuesday, 6 October to get your print copy. Visit ceramicreview.com to subscribe.

📸 Image 1: Lea Crafford & Southern Guild; Image 2: Sylvain Deleu; Image 4: Lucy Cartwright; Image 6: Shannon Tofts; Image 8: Layton Thompson; Image 10: Justin Webb by @ceramicreview
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CAL 26 Talks | Wedgwood As A Creative Sourcebook

Join Catrin Jones, Chief Curator of the V&A Wedgwood Collection, to discover why Wedgwood remains an icon of ceramics, and what that means in a changing world.

The full video is now on our YouTube channel - link in bio.

The talks programme at Ceramic Art London 2026 was presented by Ceramic Review and Maak.

⏰ Applications to exhibit at Ceramic Art London 2027 close midnight 11 October. Visit ceramicartlondon.com for more information.

🎥 Charlie Painter by @ceramicreview
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ADAM PARTRIDGE AUCTIONEERS & VALUERS | CHESHIRE SALEROOM, MACCLESFIELD, UK

STUDIO CERAMICS
Sale day: Friday 16th October 2026

Viewing: Thursday 15th October 2026, 10am - 5.30pm and morning of the sale day, from 9am

In their final studio ceramics auction of 2026, Adam Partridge Auctioneers are pleased to be offering once more a broad range of works to suit all tastes and pockets. And with over 700 lots to choose from, it is again set to be another bumper sale for collectors and enthusiasts.

Here are some of the highlights.

Link to the online catalogue in our bio.
https://auctions.adampartridge.co.uk/auction/details/1065-studio-ceramics-macclesfield/?au=198

Check out regular posts on the Instagram handle @adampartridgestudioceramics

#studioceramics #ceramicart #pottery #studiopottery #studio #artwork #curator #studiopotterycollectors #auction #london #cheshire #adampartridgeauctioneers by @ceramicreview
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OPEN CALL FOR COMMISSIONS

English Ceramic Circle Centenary display at V&A South Kensington

October 2027 – September 2028

In 2027, the English Ceramic Circle (ECC) will mark its 100th anniversary with a special display celebrating British ceramics past and present. This will showcase the work of contemporary artists who take direct inspiration from historic British ceramics.

We invite proposals for UK-based ceramic artists to respond to the display’s theme.
For more information visit: www.englishceramiccircle.org.uk/ECC100

Deadline for submissions: 15th November 2026

@englishceramiccircle
@vamuseum

#ECC100 #ceramics #exhibition #commissions #britishceramics

Registered Charity 1097063 by @ceramicreview
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CLAY – ORIEL GLASFRYN GALLERY

‘CLAY’ is a curated collection of sculptural ceramics from Gary Turner, Katherine
Breaks, Kim Harley-Griffiths and Nic Stace. Expressive, thought-provoking and at times humorous, figures and functional ware illustrate themes of identity and metamorphosis through the medium of clay.

Set in the grounds of a Victorian villa in North Wales, Oriel Glasfryn Gallery is home to an extensive collection of contemporary craft and fine art from both established and emerging artists from across Wales.

The exhibition will run until December 2026 and all the artworks can be viewed online.

You can visit their website to find out more information.

#gallery #ceramics #welshart #exhibition #northwales

Images:
Image 1: ‘Yaotl’ by Gary Turner, Stoneware, 33cm tall Photo credit: Gary Turner
Image 2: ‘The Ringmaster’ by Gary Turner, Stoneware, 38cm tall Photo credit: Gary
Turner
Image 3: ‘Swan Vase in White’ by Katherine Breaks, Stoneware, 38cm tall £450 Photo credit: Katherine Breaks
Image 4: ‘Full Moon Tooth Bowl’ by Katherine Breaks, Porcelain, 10cm wide Photo credit: Katherine Breaks
Image 5: ‘Bwbach Hare with Birds’ by Kim Harley-Griffiths, Stoneware, 15cm tall Photo credit: Charlotte Roberts
Image 6: ‘Bwbach Pixie Cups Fawn’ by Kim Harley-Griffiths, Stoneware, 10cm tall Photo credit: Charlotte Roberts
Image 7: ‘Large Reversible Smiley’ by Nic Stace, Stoneware, 42cm tall Photo credit:
Charlotte Roberts
Image 8: ‘Small Chunky’ by Nic Stace, Stoneware, 35cm tall Photo credit: Nichola Stace by @ceramicreview
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GLAZE RECIPE | LANDIS CAREY

@landiscarey_ceramics talks about her glaze experiments in the latest issue of Ceramic Review.

• 6 print issues from £49.95 • 12 print issues from £89.90 • Free delivery to UK • Digital only for £24.99 by @ceramicreview
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FREE ARTICLE: Developing Your Creative Practice with Arts Council England Funding 

After recently completing her Arts Council England (@aceagrams) funded, Developing Your Creative Practice (DYCP) project, Verity Howard (@verityhowardceramics) shares insight into the process and reflects on what she has learnt.

The article is available to read for free on our website – www.ceramicreview.com

📸 Matt Rees by @ceramicreview
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