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Looks at the history of the Winchcombe Pottery, which began as a traditional English pottery and became an influential 20th-century production workshop at the centre of the studio pottery movement with the...
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Pottery artist Jim Malone explains his ideas and illustrates some of the techniques he uses in creating his pottery.
A reconstruction of the techniques of pottery-making in the Neolithic period. Discusses choice of materials and shows shaping, methods of decoration and firing. A range of copies of original pots from...
Videorecordings made in 1998 of interviews with potter June Woolley by Michael Hughes at Rye Pottery in East Sussex. Woolley joined Rye Pottery as a paintress straight from school and stayed for the whole of...
Pottery artist Jim Malone explains the complex processes involved in the creation of his pieces and traces the variety of sources and techniques that have influenced him, from the pots of ancient China and...
Illustrates the innovative work of studio potters in the inter-war years, with work by Bernard Leach, Michael Cardew and William Staite Murray. Also discusses the increasing role of women in the development...
Introduces traditional techniques used in the manufacture of pottery in the village of Gundiyali in Kutch, western India. The tools, techniques and designs that are used by the potters of Kutch today have...
Illustrates tradition and change in African pottery based particularly on examples from Nigeria, Ghana, the Gambia and Kabylie in Algeria - areas where pottery is normally a female activity. (The set could...
Surveys prime examples of the studio pottery acquired for the Manchester Metropolitan University’s decorative arts collection since the 1960s, featuring work by 19 notable 20th-century ceramic artists...
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