Articles and interviews
The Narrative Lies in the Material: An interview with Norwegian ceramic artist Nina Malterud
By Marthe Yung Mee Hansen Nina Malterud has dedicated more than five decades to ceramics and crafts. Many of those years have been spent in the studio, but also quite a few in boards and in the educational system––advocating for...
Julia Phillips: Inside, Before They Speak at the Barbican
By Beth Williamson Julia Phillips' Inside, Before They Speak in The Curve at London's Barbican is surely as sparse as...
Ceramics as Living Presence: Experiencing Andile Dyalvane’s iNgqweji
By Monica Monaia Come, let’s commune together.Andile Dyalvane Before clay becomes vessel, sculpture, or form, it is earth. It is...
The Language of Ornament: Frances Priest at Blackwell
By Sarah Rothwell Sat high above the banks of Windermere in the English Lake District, is Blackwell Arts and Crafts...
Undergrowth: Ceramics, Ecology, and Alternative Futures
By Tana West Walking into the County Hall Pottery gallery space, you are immersed in the purple haze, which sets...
