Magdolene Dykstra: Microbial, 2020-2023 Using sculpture and installation, my Microbial Series uses an aesthetic of cellular proliferation to visualize the...
Read moreDetailsChryssa Kotoula: Selected works, 2025-2026 And Here I Bloom, For a Short Hour Unseen, 2026 Geography of Intimacy: A room...
Read moreDetailsShinhye You: Selected works, 2025-2026 These fairies are the souls of the dead, reborn as translucent winged creatures. Fragile and...
Read moreDetailsLauren Kalman: Until…, 2024 Until… is an installation produced by throwing pots and blowing glass vessels and while still soft...
Read moreDetailsLauren Kalman: To Have or to Hold…, 2024 The title To Have or To Hold… is derived from traditional wedding...
Read moreDetailsLauren Kalman: Devices for Filling a Void, 2015-2026 Devices for Filling a Void combines jewelry, with forms reminiscent of reconstructive...
Read moreDetailsEva Zethraeus: Selected works, 2025-2026 My work as a ceramic artist is deeply rooted in an exploration of nature’s processes...
Read moreDetailsAnca Ion: Sponges, Kelps, Stones and Minerals, 2025-2026 The Sponges feature contrasting textures. The structures are made with numerous finger-like...
Read moreDetailsMingshu Li: The strawflowers' journey, 2025-2026 This project investigates the migration of the Strawflower motif from Chinese blue-and-white porcelain to...
Read moreDetailsMingshu Li: Reforming the strawflower, 2024-2026 During an artist residency in Porsgrunn, I encountered the straw pattern (Stråmønster), a motif...
Read moreDetailsMingshu Li: Where Air Flows, 2019-2023 At the center of my artistic practice are ceramic sculptures built around two core...
Read moreDetailsChristine Coste: À rebours (Backward), 2026 Exhibition at the CCCLB / Contemporary Ceramics Centre of La Borne, La Borne, 2026...
Read moreDetailsChristine Coste: Faux-semblant (False pretense), 2024-2026 Faux-semblant series is taking shape in my new studio. This place is located close to...
Read moreDetailsSarah Gross: Installation Works, 2016-2023 This installation offers a space for meandering and contemplation. It is inspired by the geometric...
Read moreDetailsSarah Gross: Plant-Inspired Works, 2022-2023 This piece references classical architectural ornamentation such as ancient Greek and Roman garlands and wreaths,...
Read moreDetailsDaniela Bergschneider: Selected works, 2020-2025 Daniela Bergschneider explores the relationship between textiles and ceramics in sculptural works that express a...
Read moreDetailsJeanne Rimbert: Sea & Sky, 2024-2025 The sea will keep our memories What might look like stalagmites emerge from the...
Read moreDetailsJeanne Rimbert: The fallen bodies land & The Banquet, 2023-2024 The fallen bodies land The fallen bodies land is a...
Read moreDetailsJeanne Rimbert: Wonderfull days!¹, 2022-2023 There, now, everything, right away. It's pop, it's fluorescent, it's fun. Dynamic, joyful, pink-green-blue. Magical...
Read moreDetailsJapheth Asiedu-Kwarteng: Selected works, 2020-2025 My work engages with the profound legacy of Ghanaian ceramics, bridging its rich historical foundations...
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