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Edmund de Waal

July 2023

  • Lucie Rie, Buttons, 1940s.

    The humble button goes from mere fastener to a place on the gallery wall

    Inspired by the work of ceramicist Lucie Rie, Ai Weiwei and other top artists are telling deeply personal stories on a tiny ‘canvas’

October 2021

  • Edmund de Waal.

    On my radar
    On my radar: Edmund de Waal’s cultural highlights

    The ceramicist and writer on the poetry of Louise Glück, the music of Max Richter and the best secret meeting spot in London

May 2021

  • M A D<br>76 Nissim's bed [crop as current]

    Letters to Camondo by Edmund de Waal review – Proustian evocation of the belle époque

    The potter and memoirist’s exacting study of a Parisian family’s collection of art objects is an exquisite coda to The Hare With Amber Eyes

April 2021

  • Edmund de Waal.

    Books that made me
    Edmund de Waal: ‘If I need to forget every­thing, I read Lee Child. Honestly’

  • Moïse with his son Nissim.

    Book of the week
    Letters to Camondo by Edmund de Waal review – a superb, sensitive account

July 2020

  • ‘Love at first listen’ ... the Beethoven monument in Bonn, Germany, given a timely face mask.

    'The nearest to God we get': stars pick the Beethoven work they cherish

    Ali Smith does an opus a month, Tony Hall saw Fidelio on Robben Island, and Lady Brenda Hale used to march to his Grosse Fuge. As the Proms celebrate Beethoven’s 250th anniversary, stars reveal a favourite work

March 2020

  • Artist Edmund de Waal’s library of exile at the British Museum.

    Library closures are 'violent and vile', says Edmund de Waal

    Artist criticises ‘heartbreaking’ loss of libraries as he opens installation at British Museum

February 2020

  • AUSTRIA-HISTORY-NAZI-WALL-JEWS-HOLOCAUST<br>Masterpieces of the Japanese miniature collection of the Ephrussi family are pictured during in Vienna, Austria on November 5, 2019. - Ephrussi family members returned to Vienna in November for their first reunion in more than eight decades to attend the opening of an exhibition about their family story. (Photo by JOE KLAMAR / AFP) (Photo by JOE KLAMAR/AFP via Getty Images)

    ‘It changed my life’: Edmund de Waal on writing The Hare With Amber Eyes

    Before writing his bestselling memoir, the potter and author had not realised that losing the thread of a family was so universal

September 2019

  • Jewish Refugee Childs<br>AUSTRIA - JANUARY 01:  Jewish Refugee Childs arriving in England. The most children deriving originally from Vienna. England. Photography. Around 1938.  (Photo by Imagno/Getty Images) [Juedische Fluechtlingskinder nach ihrer Ankunft in England. Die Kinder stammen zum Grossteil aus Wien und bleiben bis zu ihrer endgueltigen Zuteilung zu Familien in einem Ferienlager. Lowestoft. England. Photographie. Um 1938]

    Edmund de Waal: ‘The Nazis banished my family from Vienna. Now we are returning’

  • Books of the century so far

    Best culture of the 21st century
    The 100 best books of the 21st century

April 2019

  • Place of voices … Psalm’s library installation in the Ateneo Veneto.

    A library of exile: Edmund de Waal on Venice's Jewish Ghetto

    In 1516, Venice’s Jewish population was forced into one small area of the city. Now the writer and artist has created artworks expressing a history of displacement and loss

January 2018

  • Natalia Osipova as Giselle

    Unmissable culture of 2018
    Beauties, beasts and a midlife crisis for Romeo and Juliet: 2018's top dance

    Northern Ballet’s Jane Eyre will make your heart leap, Pina Bausch’s Roman dream returns to London and the Royal Ballet salute Macmillan and Bernstein

April 2017

  • Sylvie Guillem and Jonathan Cope in Kenneth MacMillan’s production of Manon, which will return this season at the Royal Ballet.

    Royal Ballet gambles on new talent and competitive spirit to invigorate classics

    For its 2017-18 season, the Royal Ballet pays tribute to Kenneth MacMillan and Leonard Bernstein – and brings in Liam Scarlett, Edmund de Waal and a take on a deranged silent movie

September 2016

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October 2015

  • ‘Of course it can go wrong. That’s why there’s a hammer in the studio’.

    Life on a plate
    Edmund de Waal: You know what you should eat off? White plates

    Mild-mannered ceramicist and best-selling author Edmund de Waal knows a thing or two about plates. Just don’t make them square
  • allach porcelain bowl

    The White Road: A Pilgrimage of Sorts review – Edmund de Waal’s fascinating but frustrating history

    The ceramic artist’s highly personal history of porcelain is marred by self-indulgence and irritating grammatical habits
  • Porcelain bottle with underglaze cobalt blue decoration. Yongle era, 1403-1424. Jingdezhen, Jiangxi province.

    The White Road by Edmund de Waal review – incidents, marvels and misery

    The renowned ceramicist’s elegant, even spiritual account of his pilgrimage to the three most important sites in the history of porcelain – Jingzedhen in China, Nazi Dresden and Cornwall

September 2015

  • Signs and Wonders, porcelain pots by Edmund de Waal

    Critical eye
    Books reviews roundup: The White Road, Reckless, Grief Is the Thing with Feathers

    What the critics thought of: Edmund de Waal’s The White Road, Chrissie Hynde’s Reckless and Max Porter’s Grief Is the Thing with Feathers

May 2014

  • Edmund de Waal's Signs and Wonders, 2009

    Porcelain ghosts: the secrets of Edmund de Waal's studio

    For AS Byatt, De Waal's clay pots evoke everything from Malevich's constructivism to the poetry of Wallace Stevens. Here, she visits his studio to see how they come to life with chemistry, alchemy and an element of hazard

November 2013

  • Imagine - Alan Yentob with Edmund De Waal

    TV review
    Imagine – Edmund De Waal: Make Pots or Die; Obsessive Compulsive Cleaners – TV review

    John Crace: Alan Yentob followed Edmund De Waal for a whole year – and didn't ask a single interesting question
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