An interview with Steve Howlett may be found on the Victoria & Albert Museum's website.
Please follow the link to read the interview

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Steve Howlett creates sensual, organic, abstract forms,
sculpture and vessels in wood.

His work has been shown in galleries in Toronto, London and Paris and
is featured in the collections of the Victoria and Albert Museum, London;
the Sainsbury Centre for Visual Art, Norwich, UK; the Derek Williams Collection
at the National Museum & Gallery of Wales, Cardiff, UK and The Hosomi
Museum and Art Foundation, Kyoto, Japan.

His work is featured in Cyril Frankel's book,'Modern Pots - Hans Coper,
Lucie Rie & their Contemporaries. The Lisa Sainsbury Collection', published by Thames & Hudson.

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Owing to an unfortunate deterioration in my eyesight, I regret to say that I have had to end my career as a turner of wood.

It has taken me a few years to come to this decision but, after much soul searching, I realise the futility of continuing and have decided that, rather than fight the inevitable, I will use this opportunity to begin a new career and pursue my love of music. After taking a step back to readjust to my new circumstances, I will be returning to the visual arts field as a sculptor. If you follow the link below, it will take you to the other side of my life.

Steve Howlett is no longer a Fellow of the Society of Designer Craftsmen,
having resigned in 2007 over isssues of quality.