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  • Ceramics: Art and Perception

    Editorial

    May 01, 2018 3 minutes

    NM So–we’re on the move. Again.

    BM I’ve only just got used to this space.

    NM I’m unsure the landlords got used to us.

    BM You did pay the rent, didn’t you?

    NM Of course. But now they wants us to pay in cash. No more bartering pots.

    BM I’m sorry to leave here.

    Me too. It’s been better for us than the converted hairdresser salon we had

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