Ceramic art

Shahpour Pouyan: PTSD, 2014 The inspiration for this art collection comes from the therapeutic use of ceramics for individuals with...

Mattia Vernocchi: Selected works, 2007-2021 More than painting, even more than sculpture, ceramics involve the cognitive potential of the body....

Serena Korda: The Maidens, 2023 Korda’s recent practice has centred around a process of worldbuilding, creating an ever-evolving environment for...

Serena Korda: Ruffle My Hair and Basket Star, 2022 ‘Ruffle My Hair’ was a solo show that continued to walk...

Mel Arsenault: Altars, 2020-2023 The well-being of nature, our mind and our bodies is intimately linked: the Altars are talismanic...

Mel Arsenault: Tablets, 2020-2022 Timeless fossilized archives that would encompass both sensitive and scientific knowledge, the Tablets celebrate the living...

Mel Arsenault: Shifting Histories AKA Curatorial Starter Kit, 2017-2019 By animating miniature installations of objects representing different cultural spheres and...

Ewen Henderson: Late Abstractions, 1998-1999 Many of the best potters were initially painters. When Ewen Henderson (1934-2000) went to study...

Yasutaka Baba: Selected works, 2018-2023 In pursuit of the elemental essence of porcelain’s natural beauty, Baba’s ‘elemental forms’ are mesmerizing...

Chris Miller: Selected works, 2022-2023 In his current body of work, Chris Miller takes formal cues from organic, geologic, and...

Beatrice Galletley: Selected works, 2020-2023 Our lives are intertwined with categories in which we like to place things. Objects are...

Elizabeth Dychter: Tetas (Breasts), 2012-2019 Tetas series started after a routine mammogram, which showed something unusual in one of my...

Elizabeth Dychter: Selected works, 2018-2022 Equilibrium, or waves, or simply Yellow, Red, Blue, Grey and Green, is my new body...