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Shinhye You: Selected works, 2025-2026

Shinhye You: Selected works, 2025-2026 These fairies are the souls of the dead, reborn as translucent winged creatures. Fragile and harmless, yet they contain unresolved sorrow and resentment that can curse the ones who dare to kill them. I started making them during a residency in Jingdezhen, China, in the summer of 2025. Growing up […]

Ceramics NowJun 9, 2026

Shinhye You

Shinhye You Shinhye You is a ceramic artist born in South Korea in 1993 and currently based in London. Shinhye’s connection with clay began in 2013 at Kookmin University in South Korea, where she earned her BA and MA in ceramics. She has been based in London since completing her MA in Ceramics & Glass […]

Ceramics NowJun 9, 2026

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 […]

Ceramics NowMay 26, 2026

Vessel, Sculpture and Other Fictions

By Olivia Fero What if the vessel-versus-sculpture debate that has preoccupied contemporary ceramics is not merely unresolved, but unanswerable? Not a genuine question at all, but a category mistake: the philosophical error of treating one kind of thing as if it were another. The British philosopher Gilbert Ryle first deployed the category mistake in The […]

Ceramics NowMay 27, 2026

Susie Choi: Right Side Wrong Side at Sabbia Gallery, Sydney

Susie Choi: Right Side Wrong Side is on view at Sabbia Gallery, Sydney May 20 – June 13, 2026 Susie Choi is an artist working across ceramics, sculpture and installation on Gadigal and Wangal land. Born in Auburn to South Korean migrant parents, Choi’s latest body of work continues her exploration of materiality and perception. […]

Ceramics NowMay 28, 2026

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

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 […]

Ceramics NowJun 2, 2026

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

By Jennifer Zwilling Radical Americana was born out of a desire to commemorate the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, to capitalize on the Semiquincentennial in a way that paralleled the major celebrations that came along with the Centennial, the Sesquicentennial and the Bicentennial here in Philadelphia. As an art historian, the Centennial has […]

Ceramics NowJun 3, 2026

Eva Zethraeus: Selected works, 2025-2026

Eva Zethraeus: Selected works, 2025-2026 My work as a ceramic artist is deeply rooted in an exploration of nature’s processes — its capacity for growth, transformation, decay, and regeneration. I am fascinated by the complex dualities that define the natural world: the balance between fragility and resilience, chaos and order, beauty and destruction. Through the […]

Ceramics NowJun 4, 2026

A Form of Reverence at the Jane Hartsook Gallery, New York

A Form of Reverence is on view at the Jane Hartsook Gallery, New York May 7 – June 20, 2026 Featuring: Paul S. Briggs, Monica Cook, CrossLypka, Stephen De Staebler, Ruth Duckworth, Anders Hamilton, Kentaro Kawabata, Kuniko Kinoto, Anna MayerCurated by Derek Weisberg The Jane Hartsook Gallery at Greenwich House Pottery is pleased to present […]

Ceramics NowJun 4, 2026

Lauren Kalman: Devices for Filling a Void, 2015-2026

Lauren Kalman: Devices for Filling a Void, 2015-2026 Devices for Filling a Void combines jewelry, with forms reminiscent of reconstructive surgical devices and amorphous bodily forms. Rather than presenting or holding the body in an ideal position, they distort the body through actions that are sometimes grotesque or violent. The objects literally fill the voids […]

Ceramics NowJun 5, 2026

Lauren Kalman: To Have or to Hold…, 2024

Lauren Kalman: To Have or to Hold…, 2024 The title To Have or To Hold… is derived from traditional wedding vows and explores embodied responses to loss of control, fear, social dissonance, and the desire for human connection. The project is a meditation on building, control, and destruction. The precariousness of life. The desire to […]

Ceramics NowJun 5, 2026

Lauren Kalman: Until…, 2024

Lauren Kalman: Until…, 2024 Until… is an installation produced by throwing pots and blowing glass vessels and while still soft holding them against my body (or for glass a casting of my body). These pots became proxies for other bodies, a stand in for another person, and they also became a record of my absent […]

Ceramics NowJun 5, 2026

Camille Azéma

Camille Azéma Camille Azéma is a French artist born in 1991. She graduated with a Masters in Fine Arts from

Aug 11, 20221 min read

Syd Carpenter

Syd Carpenter Syd Carpenter is a sculptor living in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. She studied painting and ceramics at the Tyler School

Aug 11, 20221 min read

Hannah Walters

Hannah Walters Hannah Walters is a ceramic artist based in Cardiff and was a 2019/20 recipient of the Fireworks Studios

Sep 1, 20221 min read

Nina Gerada

Nina Gerada Nina Gerada is a London based artist, designer and educator. She is a graduate of London Metropolitan University

Sep 2, 20221 min read

Patty Wouters

Patty Wouters Patty Wouters is a ceramic artist living in the Flanders region of Belgium. She studied graphics and ceramics

Sep 5, 20221 min read

Rūta Šipalytė

Rūta Šipalytė Rūta Šipalytė graduated from the Ceramics Department at the Vilnius Academy of Arts with an MFA in 1998.

Sep 14, 20221 min read

Tony Natsoulas

Tony Natsoulas Tony Natsoulas has been working as a professional artist emphasizing large-scale figurative ceramic sculpture since receiving his Masters

Sep 15, 20221 min read

Alexandra Engelfriet

Alexandra Engelfriet Alexandra Engelfriet is a sculptor and performance artist from the Netherlands, who has her studio in France. She

Sep 16, 20221 min read

Mirjam Veldhuis

Mirjam Veldhuis Mirjam Veldhuis is a ceramic artist living in the Netherlands. Before she went to art college in 1980

Sep 19, 20221 min read

Irene Nordli

Irene Nordli Irene Nordli (born 1967) is a Norwegian ceramic artist and sculptor living and working in Oslo Norway and

Sep 27, 20221 min read

Ahryun Lee

Ahryun Lee Ahryun Lee is a ceramic artist born in South Korea and based in Munich, Germany. A graduate of

Aug 31, 20221 min read

Julia Morlot

Julia Morlot Julia Morlot is a an artist who lives and works in Burgundy, France. A graduate of the École

Sep 29, 20221 min read

Nick Vest

Nick Vest Nick Vest (b. 1990, Pennsylvania) Is a Jingdezhen based sculptor with a studio practice combining material expertise, semi-philosophical

Oct 3, 20221 min read

Anne-Laure Cano

Anne-Laure Cano Anne-Laure Cano is a ceramic artist born in Bordeaux, France. She has lived for 14 years in the

Oct 11, 20221 min read

Eloisa Gobbo

Eloisa Gobbo Eloisa Gobbo is an Italian artist currently based in Padua, Italy. She received a BFA in Painting from

Oct 13, 20221 min read

Jay Kvapil

Jay Kvapil Jay Kvapil is a California artist whose work has been shown at the Renwick Gallery, Smithsonian Institution; the

Oct 14, 20221 min read

James Evans

James Evans My journey started in the 1980s at Ipswich School of at Art with the ambition of becoming a

Oct 20, 20221 min read

Natalia Arbelaez

Natalia Arbelaez Natalia Arbelaez is a Colombian American artist, born in Miami, Florida to immigrant parents. Natalia and her mother

Oct 25, 20221 min read