The international magazine of contemporary and historical ceramic art, Ceramic Review, was launched in 1970 by the Craft Potters Association. Since then it has explored and reported on the heritage and changes in trends of ceramics both in the UK and abroad.

Published bi-monthly, the magazine was relaunched two years ago with a crisp new feel to reflect the growing interest in the ceramics world. Combining authoritative features with lavishly illustrated top-quality photography, CR regularly includes in-depth profiles of the most exciting names at work today; features interviews with new names who are making their mark in the field of ceramics; hosts a practical how-to Masterclass series with top ceramists, both in print and online; includes insights from leading auction houses on the latest trends emerging in the world of collecting, alongside the latest news, reviews, exhibitions and events.

An invaluable resource for potters, ceramists, ceramic artists, collectors, enthusiasts and students, Ceramic Review has been inspiring the UK and international ceramics communities for almost 50 years.

Latest issue

For our Sept/Oct issue, we spent time with our cover star Bev Bell-Hughes in her studio near Morfa beach in North Wales, celebrating all things coastal and discovering more about her seaside-inspired sculptures. Jin Eui Kim tells us about the techniques and influences behind the optical illusions he creates on his vessels. Anna Barlow shares the recipes for the glazes she uses in her delicious ice cream sculptures, and we explore the recent revival of handmade tableware in high-end restaurants.