Ceramic Review: Masterclass with Chris Keenan

Potter Chris Keenan takes us through the processes behind making two of his pieces. Chris began working with clay in his mid-thirties, when he became Edmund de Waal's first apprentice. Discover more inside Ceramic Review issue 274, which features the full step-by-step masterclass. You can order back issues of the magazine from ceramicreview.com.
Film by Layton Thompson for Ceramic Review.

[@meredithpottery]

Repetition is my teacher, too. Simon Leach showed me how and I have been learning about form ever since. Even though I had already been making pots for 40 years! Thank you for this lovely video.

[@Lautrimo]

"Things in rows make me happy" Me too my friend, me too... :)

[@zweigackroyd7301]

One of my favorite of the masterclass videos. Chris' communication style is great

[@lilianmaystudio1314]

I love your videos, thank you for doing them but do wish you would have more time at the end of each video showing more of the potter's/artist's completed works.

[@stefkerek5352]

That was amazingly informative! Thank you 🙏 learnt a huge amount in 5:55 seconds!!!

[@knightclan4]

I am in the process of learning how far to trim.
My turning needs to improve considerably

[@Justin4King]

find it super moving! thanks

[@TsetsiStoyanova]

This guy is an innovator

[@chrzzzzz]

does anyone know what clay he's using?

[@anavaldesayesta4708]

Hermoso

[@bais.5420]

super, beautiful! :))

[@ceciliajunqueira600]

Things in rows…. That makes me happy 🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍

[@terispadafora9762]

Where are the finished work in these videos? They are beautiful and well made, but we do not see the completed objects.

[@extraSPARErib]

Teri Spadafora yes, a few videos show the end result but mostly these videos show the creative process ... I too would like to see the end result ... kind of the why behind the watch

[@CeramicReviewmagazine]

Hi Teri, thanks for the feedback - in all our more recent videos, we now make sure to show the finished objects. We hope you enjoy them!

[@CeramicReviewmagazine]

Hi Jason, thanks for the feedback - we agree. In all our more recent videos, we do make sure to show the finished objects.

[@edstud1]

Perfect technique, but why not show the finished product?

[@JF-cr9uz]

Super

[@tessamae4477]

uuummmmn, how long have you been doing this?

[@user-ib6fk6lh7k]

Hownice
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