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.Â
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!Â
Whether you’re a seasoned ceramicist or just starting out, we invite you to join us as we dive into the worlds of these 23 artists!
Beate Kuhn is a perfect example of an artist that re-charged her practice many times in a long career, each time putting forth unique work.
It’s hard not to be completely captivated by the playful and complex pattern and colour that Italian artist Eloisa Gobbo uses in their work.
Come with us as we see behind the scenes of the monumental exhibition Tony Natsoulas put together to honor fellow artist Clayton Bailey.
Last week the international ceramics community lost an absolutely inspiring, gifted and generous artist; Merran Esson. Based out of Australia, Merran’s work is recognized the world over for it’s luscious abstract representations of the natural world combined with the geometry and the sometimes organized chaos of the man made city.
Jiha Moon is garnering attention with her work which plays out like beautiful yet distorted mash ups of old and new, familiar and magical.
Double dipping a larger bowl. I use the knife to help get the excess glaze out of this form. My carpal tunnel and ulnar nerve
Today, we’re going to create a “Little Worry Monster” from air-dry clay! Creating a “Mini Worry Monster” is a fun and creative way to help
With spring break just around the corner, we thought now would be the perfect time to share 5 fantastic clay projects to do with your kids.
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