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Issue No. 226, September/October

Caroline Roux applauds the audacity of a generation of Japanese fashion designers

Carpenter-turned-artist Taslim Martin talks to Teleri Lloyd-Jones about a practice that crosses disciplines and materials

Hugh Pearman traces the relationship between architectural modernism and craft, PLUS Project Orange’s Robin Sjoholm calls for a close bond between architect and maker

Craft, art and crime collide in a new exhibition, Emma Love investigates

Front

Eastern Promise

It’s all change for Origin, as it moves to Old Spitalfields Market in East London
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The potter from Tokoname

Jill Fanshawe-Kato recalls her first meeting with ceramist Ryoji Koie
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Features

Process Driven

Carpenter-turned-artist Taslim Martin moves between disciplines and materials, ranging from painting and sculpture to furniture. Teleri Lloyd-Jones wonders if this is why his studio is such a mess.
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Things Seen and Unseen

The worlds of art, craft and crime collide in a new exhibition from textile artist Shelly Goldsmith and photographer Sarah Pickering. Emma Love investigates…
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Reviews

Richard Slee
Released: 30 June 2010
Richard Slee: From Utility to Futility
V&A Museum, SW7
5 June 2010 – 3 April 2011

Reviewed by Emmanuel Cooper
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Film Festival of Clay and Glass
Released: 18 May 2010
7th International Film Festival of Clay and Glass
Montpellier
19-20 March 2010

Reviewed by Teleri Lloyd-Jones
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Ron Arad: Restless
Released: 16 April 2010
Ron Arad: Restless
Barbican, London
Until 16 May
Reviewed by Grant Gibson
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Back

From the archive: Peter Dormer salutes the craft of flower arranging; Ray Harryhausen’s movie magic; Helen Amy Murray on the things that inspire her.

And finally, Tanya Harrod thinks aloud during a recent trip to China.