Anca Ion: Sponges, Kelps, Stones and Minerals, 2025-2026

By Ceramics NowJune 2, 2026

Anca Ion: Sponges, Kelps, Stones and Minerals, 2025-2026 The Sponges feature contrasting textures. The structures are made with numerous finger-like protrusions arranged densely at the top and bottom of the composition. At the center, a rough, highly porous form made of clay and porcelain suggests a sponge-like structure. The Kelps (Spinocella) are brutalist and organic […]

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The Clay Studio presents American Crib: What’s Happening? by Roberto Lugo, a Radical Americana exhibition

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