Megumi Naitoh: Ceramation, 2022-2023 I am the artist behind the “Yellow Clay” production. Yellow Clay produces “ceramation” which is a...
Read moreDetailsMegumi Naitoh: Electronic Dust, 2018-2019 An enormous amount of open-source objects is created, shared, modified, remixed, stored, and lost online...
Read moreDetailsFernanda Cortes: Selected works, 2016-2022 Experience draws many lines into the fabric of our being, and the passing of time...
Read moreDetailsYasutaka Baba: Selected works, 2018-2023 In pursuit of the elemental essence of porcelain’s natural beauty, Baba’s ‘elemental forms’ are mesmerizing...
Read moreDetailsChris Miller: Selected works, 2022-2023 In his current body of work, Chris Miller takes formal cues from organic, geologic, and...
Read moreDetailsBeatrice Galletley: Selected works, 2020-2023 Our lives are intertwined with categories in which we like to place things. Objects are...
Read moreDetailsElizabeth Dychter: Tetas (Breasts), 2012-2019 Tetas series started after a routine mammogram, which showed something unusual in one of my...
Read moreDetailsElizabeth Dychter: Selected works, 2018-2022 Equilibrium, or waves, or simply Yellow, Red, Blue, Grey and Green, is my new body...
Read moreDetailsAndrea Santamarina: Selected works, 2019-2022 Cantareras / Pottery Elegance, 2022 A tribute to the invisible rural women of Spain responsible...
Read moreDetailsNina Malterud: Material Statements, 2022 Material Statements – a large solo exhibition in 2022 at Kode Art Museum in Bergen,...
Read moreDetailsNina Malterud: Out There & Stripes, 2018-2022 I have been exploring stripes on tiles and dishes for years, going in...
Read moreDetailsNina Malterud: Weather Maps, 2018-2022 The Weather Maps can be read as images from outer space, globes and satellites –...
Read moreDetailsNina Malterud: Tablets, 2017-2022 This format is inspired by a small flat porcelain tablet and has been used to explore...
Read moreDetailsClaire Mayet: Selected works, 2015-2021 Engaged in studio practice, Claire Mayet approaches the subversion of objects and situations in order...
Read moreDetailsKatrina Schneider: in(-)ter(-ra)human liquid, 2022 This work consists of 10 pieces. The ten objects form a system of several past,...
Read moreDetailsKatrina Schneider: detonation, 2021 This work consists of 10 pieces. The ten objects form a system of several past, present...
Read moreDetailsPascale Klingelschmitt: Selected works, 2017-2022 Les échappées, 2020-2022 Inspired by science, the ceramic pieces unfold in glass jars that refer...
Read moreDetailsFleur Schell: Ark Angel, 2020 Clutching a pair of binoculars, a child kneels below a great floating ark. Searching into...
Read moreDetailsFleur Schell: Making Room for the Wildlife, 2021 This three-dimensional porcelain wall map represents the suburbs around my home, including...
Read moreDetailsLucy Morrow: Possible Fragments, 2019-2022 My most recent series, "Possible Fragments," is a collection, like a ceramic puzzle, of fragment-like...
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