Nitsa Meletopoulos: Selected works, 2019-2023 Nitsa Meletopoulos develops her art between design, pottery and sculpture. Her pieces are a combination...
Read moreDetailsNitsa Meletopoulos: Stones Smell Good When You Cuddle Them, 2023 Solo show by Nitsa Meletopoulos at La Tôlerie in Clermont-Ferrand,...
Read moreDetailsNitsa Meletopoulos: Grotto-Modo, 2022 Grotto-Modo vol #1, 2022 Solo show by Nitsa Meletopoulos at Shebam Art Gallery, Leipzig, Germany, January-February...
Read moreDetailsNitsa Meletopoulos: Duo Vertigo, 2020-2023 Duo Vertigo is a project that started in 2020 with Victor Alarcon and Nitsa Meletopoulos....
Read moreDetailsBrian Molanphy: Selected works, 2020-2023 lǎo měi chá 老美茶, 2023 Panta rhei, everything flows. Taiwanese tea has flooded my life....
Read moreDetailsEva Pelechová: Selected works, 2015-2021 Slow Down Meaning - An oblique discussion of the art of Eva Pelechová By Kryštof...
Read moreDetailsDiana Butucariu: Templum, 2016-2022 Templum comprises a series of decorative sculptures that through their form recreate the inner meaning that...
Read moreDetailsDiana Butucariu: Modular Concept, 2019-2022 We live our lives at ever-increasing velocity, where time to reflect and create comes at...
Read moreDetailsDiana Butucariu: Mossy, 2021-2022 Mossy is a decorative ceramic structure that adds a warm and living element to any space...
Read moreDetailsDiana Butucariu: Raw Clay, 2022 Ceramics production, even on the level of an individual artist, touches several of the most...
Read moreDetailsGotō Hideki: Contemporary Shino Ceramics, 2023 Abridged essay by Dr. Andreas Marks, Mary Griggs Burke Curator of Japanese and Korean...
Read moreDetailsElena Mahno: Selected works, 2022-2023 Although trained in visual arts at an early age, I arrived at clay as a...
Read moreDetailsAnja Seiler: Selected works, 2015-2022 Anja Seiler's artistic work explores the material earth in a broad sense: Clay as a...
Read moreDetailsWorks in Clay: Eiji Uematsu, 2023 Alison Bradley Projects is pleased to announce Works in Clay: Eiji Uematsu, featuring sixteen...
Read moreDetailsHyangJong Oh: Selected works, 2012-2021 I was born in 1964 to an ordinary Gwangju, South Korean family. I attended university...
Read moreDetailsJulia Ellen Lancaster: Rooted, 2023 The clay sculptures that form Lancaster’s series, Rooted, represent monuments to the Poplars that formerly...
Read moreDetailsJulia Ellen Lancaster: Selected works, 2021-2022 Journey to the Centre of the Earth, 2022 Solo show, m2 Gallery, London, October...
Read moreDetailsLaura Van Duren: Selected works, 2020-2023 Conceptually, I am interested in reflecting the unconscious dialogue between the brain and the...
Read moreDetailsJohn Souter: Soft Rocks, 2020-2022 My creative practice functions as a visual language that aims to dismantle material hierarchies through...
Read moreDetailsYuko Nishikawa: Selected works, 2017-2022 Sporarium, 2022 In Sporarium, lamps and sculptures grow from all surfaces. The light bounces off...
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