Welcome to this week’s Feature Artist Friday! Today we are taking a look at Bahamian artist Anina Major. With a practice that includes ceramic sculpture along with video and installation, Major has become well known for her captivating works. In them, she explores the relationship between place and self in
Crystalscape is ceramic artist Adil Ghani’s latest contemplative body of work, drawing from the silent majesty of natural crystal formation. Inspired by the slow alchemy of time, pressure, and environmental forces, each piece reflects a singular evolution – a crystallized metaphor for human growth and transformation. Harnessing the expressive raku
Daniel Dooreck is a rising artist in the world of ceramics, garnering a significant following on Instagram with over 34.6k followers in a short period of time. In fact, Dooreck established his pottery business, Danny D’s Mud Shop, in early 2022. From his garage in Echo Park, Los Angeles, he
Malene Hartmann Rasmussen is a Danish artist whose work primarily involves narrative figurative sculpture and installation. Her mixed-media ceramic installations are expansive and showcase a surplus of visual elements. They consist of fairy tale creatures concealed in the dark woods. Her fascination with forests arises from their repeated appearances in
Julissa Llosa Vite is an exciting artist to watch, particularly for those interested in indigenous healing traditions and exploring ancestral connections. Based in New York City, they grew up in Callao, Peru, where they gained an appreciation for the power of ancestral healing through their family. Vite’s artwork is inspired
Chanakarn Semachai, also known as Punch, is a Thai artist who uses her work to explore identity and multiculturalism, which she explores in her whimsical clay sculptures. Her artwork is cartoon-like and reminiscent of childhood, with scenes that reflect the surreal and humorous nature of the everyday human experience. After
Lost Dokkaebis Jeffery Sun Young Park, a queer Corean artist based in Los Angeles, is quickly making a name for himself in the ceramics world with his stunning handbuilt, stoneware Dokkaebis. These whimsical creations are inspired by the mischievous nature spirits from Corean folklore, Dokkaebis, which take on various forms
Celebrate Black History Month with us as we highlight 8 contemporary Black ceramicists making an impact on today’s art world!
This week marks the beginning of Black History Month, and we think it’s the perfect time to showcase some talented Black ceramists from the US and abroad. For Part 1 of this 2 part series, we’re looking at four artists from the past whose art and efforts continue to influence the ceramics community today.
Ceramics have long played an important role in the history and culture of Mexico, and it continues to be a strong component to the modern artistic landscape. Today we’re highlighting 5 artists who prove that not only are ceramic practices alive and well in Mexico, but that they are thriving and evolving!
In this article, we’ll talk about the basic costs of starting in clay, from workshops, tools, studio memberships, and home studio setups.
Here’s our list of our favorite ceramics-focused podcasts from around the world! What’s on your studio podcast playlist?
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