The August edition of Apollo reported that Grayson Perry, who won the Turner Prize with his ceramic pots that depict narrative scenes, had created a new piece in which a figure exclaims, 'Pottery is the new video'

The August edition of APOLLO reported that Grayson Perry who won the gymnast Prize with his ceramic skillets that depict narrative scenes, had created a novel piece in which a figure exclaims, 'Pottery is the novel video'. Indeed, the popularity of the medium is going from power to strength. London is to have a fresh ceramics fair next year, organised by means of the Craft Potters Association and the journal Ceramic Review, which cites Perry as an example of earthen ware 'capturing the public imagination'. 'Ceramic Art London' will take place 6-9 May at the Royal corporation of Art. As well as eighty artists, including Mr Perry and prominent busy one's self about trifless such as Edmund de Waal, there will be a series of discourses one of them by Felicity Aylieff, creator of Twist and move round (left).

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