taking a line for a walk
Kyra Cane launched her new book Making and Drawing at the CAA last night. The book’s scope is wide: how makers use drawing as part of preparation; but even more, […]
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close reading of images, poems, pots
I’ve been thinking about why writing on pots works, in preparation for contributing to a talk at the CAA on the 7th June (by the way, come!). One of the […]
ceramics in the expanded field
I went to an interesting talk about ceramics in the expanded field at the CAA in Percy Street, London, last week. There’s two really great essays on their website too. […]
long queues at caa opening
Just a update on the caa ceramics show I mentioned earlier , the private view was so popular that there were long queues outside. This is the queue as I […]
setting up at contemporary applied arts
Today I was helping the curator Tessa Peters set up an exhibition at contemporary applied arts (CAA) in London. The show is Tradition and Innovation: 50 years of Harrow ceramics […]
