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Hella Jongerius’ ‘Angry Animals’ take a humorous and poignant bite out of the climate crisisAt Salon 94 Design in New York, Hella Jongerius presents animal ceramics, ‘Bead Tables’ and experimental ‘Textile Studies’ – three series that challenge traditional ideas about function, craft, and narrative
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Genesis Belanger is seduced by the real and the fake in LondonSculptor Genesis Belanger’s solo show, ‘In the Right Conditions We Are Indistinguishable’, is open at Pace, London
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Arrernte artist Alfred Lowe wins 2024 Shelley Simpson Ceramic Prize with Mud AustraliaMud Australia has awarded Alfred Lowe its annual ceramics prize for his keenly political and visually unique pieces
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First look: clay meets paper and textiles in Henry Holland's new collection for HarlequinHenry Holland, the fashion designer-turned-ceramicist, has teamed up with Harlequin for a range of playful, tactile wallpapers and textiles
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Heath Ceramics’ first lighting is inspired by ‘catching fireflies and letting their light shine through your hands’Heath Ceramics launches its first collection of ceramic lighting, designed by Tung Chiang, director of Heath Clay Studio
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Dior Men’s cat-filled set was a collaboration with ceramic artist Hylton NelDior Men’s Kim Jones speaks to Wallpaper* about his collaboration with South African ceramicist Hylton Nel, revealed as part of the designer’s S/S 2025 show today in Paris (21 June 2024)
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Japanese ceramicist Eriko Inazaki wins 2023 Loewe Foundation Craft PrizeEriko Inazaki has been awarded the 2023 Loewe Foundation Craft Prize for her intricate ceramic work in a ceremony held at New York’s Noguchi Museum
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Last chance to see: Janny Baek’s psychedelic ceramics at Culture Object, New YorkKorean-American architect and sculptor Janny Baek speaks about expressing ‘vibrancy, pleasure, and hope’ through her vivid ceramics, ahead of a major show at Culture Object, New York (on view until 20 May 2023)
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Paola Paronetto’s vibrant collaboration with Veuve Clicquot puts a new spin on the bottleCeramic artist Paola Paronetto's take on packaging for Veuve Clicquot is a multi-hued marvel. We visit the artist in her Porcia studio to discuss the collection of six gift boxes and limited-edition artwork
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Last chance to see: ‘Strange Clay’ at The Hayward Gallery, LondonAt London’s Hayward Gallery, group show ‘Strange Clay: Ceramics in Contemporary Art’ sees ceramic artists explore the physical, psychological, political and power of their medium
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Vanessa Beecroft’s ethereal performance and sculpture exhibition explore Sicily’s cultural historyAt the historic Palazzo Abatellis, Sicily, Vanessa Beecroft has unveiled ‘VB94’, a new tableau vivant comprising a one-time performance and a new series of sculptures, the latter on view until 8 January
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Zizipho Poswa’s new ceramics and photography explore hair as a medium for sculptureAt Southern Guild Gallery, Cape Town, Zizipho Poswa draws on the elaborate hairstyling practised by African women in a new series of ceramics, bronze sculptures and photographs
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Personal touch: Wright & Smith is an online design shop that tells handpicked designer tales -
Own a slice of Rene Redzepi’s Noma restaurant, as its furnishings go under the hammer -
Super setting: Nobu Matsuhisa and Arita Plus create new tableware collection -
Past, present, future: a new CEDIT collection employs a host of Italian design talent -
True colours: Roger Herman's vibrant vessels at Carpenters Workshop Gallery -
Kosho Ito and Kibisi’s smart hybrid embraces traditional Japanese craft -
Fernando Aciar finds transformation in food and design -
Pots of gold: Pax Ceramics uses California’s natural environment as inspiration -
Henri Matisse’s legacy lives on with new brand launching at FIACJaime Hayon, the late Alessandro Mendini and Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec create vases under the Maison Matisse brand, founded by the artist’s great-grandchildren
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Ceramicist Hitomi Hosono wins inaugural Perrier-Jouët Arts Salon Prize -
Sanding, sculpture and cigars: Paul Schimmel remembers ceramicist Ken Price -
Looking forward: the fourth British Ceramics Biennial in Stoke-on-Trent -
’California high kitsch’: Peter Shire’s ceramics travel to New York’s Derek Eller Gallery -
Katie Stout responds to the world’s chaos with absurdityAt Nina Johnson in Miami, Brooklyn-based Katie Stout presents a new body of work, titled Sour Tasting Liquid, that melds worlds of design, art and craft
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DVF Studio expresses its creative energy with a host of cultural collaborations
