In Black and White or in Colours? at Musée Ariana, Geneva
"In Black and White or in Colours?" at Musée Ariana, Geneva June 30 - September 27, 2020 When preparing its...
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Marsden Woo hosts a special display of archive work by Martin Smith
Martin Smith, Bowl on Plinth (1977) raku, enamel transfers, 243 x 243 x 40 mmMartin Smith, Bowl (1977) raku, enamel...
The Gardiner Museum reopens July 11. On view: RAW
The Gardiner Museum, Toronto, reopens July 11. RAW—an exceptional exhibition—is now on view till October 25, 2020. From sticky to...
Céramiques gourmandes exhibition at Fondation Bernardaud prolonged till October 31, 2020
The Céramiques gourmandes exhibition at Fondation Bernardaud, Limoges, was prolonged till October 31, 2020. Participating artists: Chris Antemann (USA), Bachelot...
The Evolution of Things at Officine Saffi, Milan
Installation view of The Evolution of Things at Officine Saffi, 2020, MilanInstallation view of The Evolution of Things at Officine...
The Clay Studio is reopening Monday, July 6
The Clay Studio, a non-profit ceramic art organization based in Philadelphia, is reopening on July 6, 2020. Visitors will be...
Job: Visiting Assistant Professor of Ceramic Art at The School of Art and Design, Alfred University, New York
The School of Art and Design, New York State College of Ceramics at Alfred University is seeking a one-year Visiting...
Following Lost Memory in Matter: on Roy Maayan’s No Added Preservatives
Article by Erez Maayan Five Formica tables, the kind found in almost every (Israeli) kitchen through the mid-1980s, on top...
Expansive Visions Drawn From the Land and Reaching Beyond
By Laetitia Wilson Once in a while a ceramics exhibition reaches breathtaking proportions by defying expectations and ambitiously expanding the...
New Aesthethics Influenced by the Culture of Consumption. Interview with Karin Karinson
Clay, readymades, glass, glaze and dust are all mixed to form your sculptures. Why do you combine these materials and...
Unlocking the Memory of Clay. An interview with Ken Mihara
It can be said about your work that it embraces significant change every three to four years. Where do you...
Fragile Bodies. An interview with Erica Nickol
You find something particularly human in porcelain: “it can suggest the weight of corporality as effective as it captures the...
A Journey into Intuitive Feelings and Wonderment. Interview with Xanthe Isbister
You spent a great deal of time immersed in the Canadian wilderness, which has been a major influence in your...
Carl-Henning Pedersen: Images in Clay / CLAY Museum of Ceramic Art, Denmark
Carl-Henning Pedersen: Images in Clay / CLAY Museum of Ceramic Art, Middelfart, Denmark May 26 - December 20, 2020 As...
Keramikpanorama postponed to September 4-5, 2021
The organizers of Keramikpanorama announced that the fifth edition of the open-air exhibition will be held in 2021. Keramikpanorama 2021...
Malcolm Mobutu Smith: Mutations / Luise Ross Gallery, New York
Malcolm Mobutu Smith: Mutations at Luise Ross Gallery, New York April 18 - May 30, 2015 From an early interest...
Rupert Spira: A Life in Ceramics / Oxford Ceramics Gallery
Rupert Spira: A Life in Ceramics at Oxford Ceramics Gallery, Oxford May 9 - June 14, 2015 Rupert Spira holds a...
A Moment in Time: Akiyama Yō and Kitamura Junko / Joan B Mirviss, New York
A Moment in Time: Akiyama Yō and Kitamura Junko at Joan B Mirviss, New York April 27 - May 29, 2015...
Kristina Riska: New Work / Hostler Burrows, New York
Kristina Riska: New Work at Hostler Burrows, New York May 7 - June 5, 2015 Hostler Burrows is pleased to announce...
Francesco Ardini: Stige / Federica Schiavo Gallery, Rome
Francesco Ardini: Stige at Federica Schiavo Gallery, Rome April 28 - July 4, 2015 Federica Schiavo Gallery is delighted to...
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