Porcelain Reconsidered at Vessels + Sticks, Toronto

Porcelain Reconsidered is on view at Vessels + Sticks, Toronto May 13 – June 20, 2026 Porcelain Reconsidered brings together contemporary artists working with porcelain in ways that move beyond its traditional associations with delicacy, purity, and perfection. Shaped over time by technical innovation, cultural exchange, and shifting ideas of refinement, porcelain carries a complex […]

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