Issue No. 242, May/June
Stephen Dixon’s tells Teleri Lloyd-Jones about his series on three Nobel Peace Prize winners
iFixit’s Kyle Wiens explains how disassembly encourages a new understanding of the stuff that surrounds us
Geoffrey Farmer creates extraordinary, grotesque worlds from glove puppets. Marcus Field attempts to get inside this elusive artist’s mind
Building her home inspired a new collection of work, Freddie Robins talks to Charlotte Abrahams as she prepares for COLLECT
PLUS A special section devoted to the latest graduate work, including tips from the Design Doctor and some of the nation’s leading makers AND our free guide to COLLECT 2013
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Features
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Peace Talks
Stephen Dixon’s latest work features three Nobel Peace Prize winners. The ceramist tells Teleri Lloyd-Jones about the importance of politics, and his debt to Eduardo Paolozzi
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Out on a limb
Building her home inspired a new collection of work from Freddie Robins. Charlotte Abrahams meets the radical knitter as she prepares for COLLECT
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Reviews
Read moreRichard Slee: Fit for Purpose
Released: 19 March 2013
Hales Gallery, 7 Bethnal Green Road
London E1 6LA
1 March – 6 April
Reviewed by Caroline Roux
Read moreCut & Shut
Released: 12 March 2013
Cut & Shut: The History of Creative Salvage
by Gareth Williams and Nick Wright, Williams Wright Publications, £50 hb
Reviewed by Lesley Jackson
Read moreGordon Baldwin and John Rainey
Released: 28 February 2013
Gordon Baldwin: Vessels in White and Black
John Rainey: Hyper Activity: Scenes from an Other Reality
Marsden Woo Gallery, London EC1V 0DN
7 February – 16 March 2013
Reviewed by Teleri Lloyd-Jones
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Why taxidermy is crafts too; Best of British: with their cutlery celebrating 60 years in production, David Mellor Design gives us a tour of their factory, the Round Building; Mark Henderson, founder of The New Craftsmen on the things that inspire him; Tanya Harrod thinks aloud on prehistoric art and the modern mind
