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This highly anticipated monograph for celebrated British artist, Kate Malone abounds with beautiful illustrations of her exceptional works of art.
Renowned for her unique and highly skilled handling of clay, Kate Malone (born 1959) is one of the UKs foremost and most popular ceramicists. This publication demonstrates how Malones pots distill the power and energy of nature. Personal observations and fantastical translations of growth patterns and natural abundance continue to inspire her, captivating an ever-increasing audience (recently expanded through her appearance as a judge on the UK show The Great Pottery Throw Down). Force of Nature also explores Malones dedication to glaze research, illustrating the treatment and development of her signature crystalline glazes. In this volume, we step into her studio and witness how, with an alchemists touch, pure forms in bisque-fired clay are transformed with an astonishing array of colored glazes. Essays by art historian and BAFTA-nominated broadcaster James Fox and author Emma Crichton-Miller explore Malones background and inspirations.
This highly anticipated monograph for celebrated British artist, Kate Malone abounds with beautiful illustrations of her exceptional works of art.
Renowned for her unique and highly skilled handling of clay, Kate Malone (born 1959) is one of the UKs foremost and most popular ceramicists. This publication demonstrates how Malones pots distill the power and energy of nature. Personal observations and fantastical translations of growth patterns and natural abundance continue to inspire her, captivating an ever-increasing audience (recently expanded through her appearance as a judge on the UK show The Great Pottery Throw Down). Force of Nature also explores Malones dedication to glaze research, illustrating the treatment and development of her signature crystalline glazes. In this volume, we step into her studio and witness how, with an alchemists touch, pure forms in bisque-fired clay are transformed with an astonishing array of colored glazes. Essays by art historian and BAFTA-nominated broadcaster James Fox and author Emma Crichton-Miller explore Malones background and inspirations.