Ceramic artists

Poppin’: A chat with Instafamous artist Sivan SternbachSivan Sternbach’s (@sivansternbach) playful ceramic balloon art is made for Instagram. Bold, bright, an

Today we’re taking a look at six contemporary artists you may not have heard of, artists whose work pushes the boundaries of their media and looks not quite like anything you’ve seen before. Katharine Morling creates these incredibly detailed sculptures of everyday items from clay, each detail more breathtaking than the last. in her distinct style, these quotidian objects seem simultaneously more and less real, drawing you into a strange and fascinating alternate world.

Kim Hostler and Juliet Burrows founded their New York gallery Antik in 1998 and have consistently led the evolving market of Nordic design, championing and promoting the work of Scandinavia’s most prominent designers of the twentieth century. The gallery focuses on exceptional and unique examples of studio ceramics, cabinetmaker furniture and hand woven textiles by the master artisans and architects of the period. After 14 years in its TriBeCa home, the gallery, which now bears the owners’…

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In this article, we want to share the most unusual and unique ceramic things that people created, as posted on this subreddit, r/Ceramics.

Abstract ceramic sculptures in pastel colors on a chalky surface, in forms inspired by what we hold inside - human organs: our tools to travel through time. Meditation on time travel and our ability to tell stories translated to fantastical vessels by Brooklyn-based Japanese artist Yuko Nishikawa.