Ceramic art
A curated selection of contemporary ceramic art projects created by some of the most renowned ceramic artists.
Ömür Tokgöz: Selected works
Ömür Tokgöz: Selected works, 2015-2018 Primitive and technologic series Primitive and technologicHonourable Mention, Latvia International Ceramics Biennale 2016Primitive and technologicPrimitive...
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Elke Sada: Selected works
Elke Sada: Selected works, 2014-2020 Hallstattpieces, 2017-2020 Vanellus vanellus (Hallstattpiece), 2018, 46 x 28 x 27 cm, Terra Nigra clay,...
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Jennifer Forsberg: Common Ground
Exhibition at European Ceramic Context 2018, Bornholm, DenmarkExhibited at Homo Faber 2 at Konsthallen Blå Stället, Gothenburg, Sweden 2017 Jennifer...
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Jennifer Forsberg: Exit
Jennifer Forsberg, Exit, 2020. Photo by Tomas TveterJennifer Forsberg, Exit, 2020. Photo by Tomas TveterPhoto by Tomas TveterPhoto by Tomas...
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Jennifer Forsberg: Landtax
Jennifer Forsberg, Landtax, 2017 Jennifer Forsberg: Landtax, 2017 ”I am interested in daily routine, repetition, work. Many hours, many, people,...
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Alberto Bustos: natuRareza
I need your land, 2018, Porcelain and pigments, 38 x 35 x 8 cm My blood is self-taught, 2019, Stoneware...
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Ayaka Terajima: Selected works
Ayaka Terajima: Selected works, 2018-2019 Clay Stage, 2018 Clay Stage, 2018, Performance with sound, 30 min, 600kg of raw clay,...
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Brian Kakas: Architectonics
Architectonics - Nautilus #3, White Stoneware, Cone 3, Soda Fired, 23H x 23W x 23L in. Kendrick Moholt Photography Architectonics...
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Brian Kakas: Tectonic Perceptions
Brian Kakas, Tectonic Perceptions #3 – Hull Improv, 29 H x 22 W x 26 L in. Tectonic Perceptions #1...
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Andrea Scholze: I don’t belong
A Bleak Future Vision, 2015 1. I don't belong, 20182. I don't belong, 20183. I don't belong, 2018Untitled (two sculptures)A...
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Andrea Scholze: A Brief Moment in Time
Temporary Being (in front)Silent GreenSilent GreenConcrete 10, Concrete 11, Concrete 12Temporary Being (in front)Silent Green Andrea Scholze: A Brief Moment...
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Andrea Scholze: From the Ascending Sun
From the Ascending Sun, 2016From the Ascending Sun, 2016From the Ascending Sun, 2016From the Ascending Sun, 2016From the Ascending Sun,...
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Andrea Scholze: Selected works
Andrea Scholze: Selected works, 2014-2019 Apes Untitled, 2016, Stoneware, 115x50x40, Image: Patrick Parrish gallery Man of the Jungle, 2014Untitled, 2015Image...
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Karine Benvenuti: Selected works
Karine Benvenuti, Untitled, 2017, Stoneware, 21 x 18 x 13 cm (white), 29 x 30 x 10 cm (black). Photo...
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Macarena Salinas: Sacred Circle
Macarena Salinas, Unique, 2018, Stoneware, reduction burns 1300°, wool and copper, 60 x 46 x 16 cm Absoluty, 2018, Stoneware,...
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Mette Maya Gregersen: Material compositions and reverie
Mette Maya Gregersen, Holocene, H47 x L46cm, Multifired Glazed Stoneware, Earthware and Porcelain, 2018 Holding Space, H26 x L45cm, Multifired...
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Mette Maya Gregersen: Nature works
Our body is a moulded river, H30 x L130 cm, 2016, Glazed Jingdezhen Porcelain. Photo by Mette MayaReflections, Pinched Porcelain,...
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Mette Maya Gregersen: Other structural connections in clay
Mette Maya Gregersen, A big small wave, H23 x L32 cm, Glazed porcelain and Stoneware, pressmoulded and handbuilt, 2019. Photo...
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Weronika Lucińska: Icebergs
Weronika Lucińska, Icebergs, 2018 Weronika Lucińska: Icebergs, 2018 The installation consists of glass aquariums in which porcelain pieces are floating....
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Weronika Lucińska: Landscape
Weronika Lucińska, Landscape, 2018 Weronika Lucińska: Landscape, 2018 The collection consists of glass objects inside which there are porcelain landscapes....
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