Monika Patuszyńska: TransForms Plus, 2011-2018 TransForms Plus are made of borrowed details and processed traditional designs. These are hybrids, cross-breeds...
Read moreDetailsLisa Creskey: Taiwan Ceramics Residency, 2019 Hosted by the New Taipei City Yingge Ceramics Museum, July-Sept 2019 As an island,...
Read moreDetailsLisa Creskey: Match exhibition, 2016 Match, 2016 - Solo public exhibition at Gallery Art-Image in Gatineau, Québec, CanadaAwarded the 2017...
Read moreDetailsLisa Creskey: Selected works, 2011-2019 These works are part of collections worldwide. 2019 - Yingge Ceramics Museum – New Taipei...
Read moreDetailsDylan Beck: Rocks, 2015-2019 Rocks -- The overarching theme of this series is the idea of earth as subject. What...
Read moreDetailsSteen Ipsen: Balls and Ellipses, 2019 In most of my career, I have been working with modelling elements together. I...
Read moreDetailsSteen Ipsen: Organic Movements and Black Organic Movements, 2015 If you study my hand-built Organic Movements and Black Organic Movements...
Read moreDetailsClaire Lindner: Selected works, 2019-2020 Photos courtesy of the artist
Read moreDetailsClaire Lindner: Terramovere, 2019 This raw clay installation was displayed at the Korean International Ceramic Biennale 2019.
Read moreDetailsMonika Debus: Selected works, 2012-2020 Technical details: Handbuilt stoneware painted with porcelain slips and lowsalt firing at 1140°C in reduction.
Read moreDetailsWookjae Maeng: A Secret Forest, 2019 A Secret Forest, 2019, Porcelain, Wood, Paper, Wire, Fabric, Metal Structure, 170 x 170...
Read moreDetailsWookjae Maeng: Home, 2019 Home, 2019, Bone China Ceramics, Wooden furniture, Paper, Wire, Woodm 250 x 100 x 300 cm...
Read moreDetailsWookjae Maeng: A Garden, 2017 A Garden, 2017, Porcelain, Paper, Wire, 200 x 200 x 140 cm The work was...
Read moreDetailsJoshua R. Clark: Small works, 2018-2020 The large sculptures implicate the viewers body in a more direct way, while the...
Read moreDetailsJoshua R. Clark: Large works, 2019 The large sculptures implicate the viewers body in a more direct way, while the...
Read moreDetailsTessa Eastman: Cocoon Clouds, 2018-2019 The Cocoon Clouds are the largest og my sculptures. They were inspired by looking at...
Read moreDetailsTessa Eastman: Erupting Cloudscapes, 2016-2019 The Erupting Cloudscapes were created after the Baby Cloud Bundles. They incorporate multiple Baby Clouds...
Read moreDetailsTessa Eastman: Baby Cloud Bundles, 2017-2020 The Baby Cloud Bundles were originally created for the British Ceramics Biennial. These are...
Read moreDetailsTessa Eastman: Ball Clouds, 2018-2020 The Ball Clouds were inspired by observing cloud formations and crystal structures at the Museum...
Read moreDetailsCecil Kemperink: Imagine, 2018 Imagine, 2018, Stoneware, 210 x 38 x 38 cm variable. Photo credits: Vera van Almen The...
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