More Artist Decorated Heart Vases for the TotCor Project
We introduced you to the TotCor Project Heart Vases around Valentine's Day a few years ago. Still wishing we'd bought every single one, the beautiful…
Multiplicity Vases and Lights by Ceramicist Anna Thomson Combine Tech and Craft.
Ceramicist Anna Thomson's Multiplicity Vases and Lights caught our attention both because of their uniqueness and also because of their beauty. Her complicated porcelain works…
Christina A. West Unmet Series Busts from 2014-2021
The ongoing Unmet series by sculptor Christina A. West is comprised of portrait busts that contradict the expectations of classical sculpture by removing a section…
Ememem Repairs European Streets and Potholes With Ceramic Flacking
Artist Ememem beautifies the streets of Europe with what he calls ceramic "flacking”; using artistic and decorative tiles to fill potholes and cracks in the…
Memory Vessels by Bouke de Vries
The Memory Vessels by Bouke de Vries are an ongoing series by the Utrecht-born artist and former ceramics conservator. Bouke de Vries Memory Vessels With…
Contrasting Life and Decay in Ceramics: Bertozzi & Casoni Animalia
Bertozzi & Casoni, the artistic duo formed by Giampaolo Bertozzi and Stefano Dal Monte Casoni in 1980, are exhibiting a selection of their most recent…
Vintage Items Made Irreverent With Typography by MC Marquis
Canadian artist Marie-Claude Marquis (aka MC Marquis) as adds irreverence to vintage china tableware and embroidered tapestries and they are a hoot. The MC Marquis…
Broken Things & Nomad Patterns by Chilean Ceramicist Livia Marin
London-based Chilean ceramicist Livia Marin explores the nature of our relationship between everyday objects and material possessions in an era dominated by mass-production, homogeneity and…
Marvelous Modernist and Graphic Ceramics From Pawena Studio.
If you could combine the best styles, shapes, colors and craft of traditional forms of pottery from all over the world, you get the beautiful…
Mosaic Artist Carrie Reichardt is Mad In England
Mosaic artist Carrie Reichardt's trademark logo, Mad In England, is the perfect tagline for her provocative and somewhat subversive tile work. Tile artworks and installations…