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Betty Woodman: the ceramic artist with a painter’s touchLos Angeles-based David Kordansky Gallery stages her first posthumous gallery exhibition, bringing together sculptures and paintings from 2008 to 2016 while a series of never-before-seen works on paper published exclusively here give new context to her clay
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Nendo’s minimalist homeware hacks connect human and object at Salone del Mobile -
Pierre Casenove ceramics go on show at Arles’ Villa Benkemoun‘Coincidences’ by Pierre Casenove at the Villa Benkemoun (28 May-8 June 2021) is a new exhibition presenting the charming sculptural designs of the French ceramicist against the impressive 1970s backdrop of the house in Arles, Provence
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Matthew Lutz-Kinoy’s pink pom-pom utopiaAmerican artist Matthew Lutz-Kinoy transforms Museum Frieder Burda’s Salon Berlin into a strange new world, marking his first solo institutional show in Germany
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The magic mushrooms of ceramic artist Jos Devriendt offer a sculptural trip -
Buy, make and eat from ceramics at Les Faiseurs pottery atelier in Montreal -
Colour defines LA ceramics studio and showroom of Bari ZipersteinStep inside the multifunctional ceramics studio, office and showroom of designer and artist Bari Ziperstein, designed by local firm Foss Hildreth
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Sculptural ceramic lamps from Brooklyn’s In Common With and Danny Kaplan‘Terra’, a new collection of ceramic lamps featuring tactile glazes, puts Brooklyn studio In Common With and ceramicist Danny Kaplan in the spotlight
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Mudlarking beside the River Thames inspires The New Craftsmen’s makersLondon Design Festival 2022: The New Craftsmen’s new collection, ‘Claylarks’, features work from a group of creatives inspired by a River Thames mudlarking expedition
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Stripe tease: Paul Smith and 1882 Ltd offer up stacks of hidden depthThe two British brands unveil vases at Salone del Mobile
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Raawii enlists ceramic artist Alev Siesbye for a multi-chromatic collectionThe collection by Turkish artist Alev Siesbye for Danish brand Raawii includes cups, boxes and vases in multicoloured hues
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Tobeyaki blues: a new Shiro Ao pottery line, from Japan’s Shikoku island -
Grayson Perry on becoming a national treasure, Trump, and how everything means nothing -
Glazed over: Ian McDonald opens solo ceramics show in New York City -
Playful clay: Shio Kusaka’s vibrant vessels arrive at LA’s Blum & Poe -
Fresh taste: Takashi Murakami and NEXT5 releases limited edition sake -
Jeremy Anderson unveils ceramics inspired by industrial architectureThe co-founder of Apparatus, Jeremy Anderson, reveals his first body of ceramic work, inspired by the black and white photographs of Bernd and Hilla Becher depicting water towers and other industrial structures
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Frozen motion: Philippe Apeloig makes his mark on porcelain -
David Rockwell designs a graphic and vibrant new tile range for Bisazza -
How Heath Ceramics sharpened up its act with its first new minimalist cutlery range -
Designers rethink the candleholder for ceramics brand 1882 LtdSnarkitecture, Max Lamb, Bethan Gray and Bruce McLean create expressive ceramic candleholders for the Stoke on Trent brand's home fragrance debut
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Zizipho Poswa’s unique take on ceramic art is inspired by her South African roots -
A Helsinki exhibition explores the artistic synergy between the Nordics and East AsiaAteneum museum is marking the centenary of diplomatic relations between Finland and Japan with a quietly beautiful display of ceramics, paintings, sculptures and textiles
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Ceramics artist Sara Flynn is making waves at Loewe’s Miami boutique -
Made of money: ceramicist Barnaby Barford unveils latest sculpture -
Back to black: Edmund de Waal plays with dark glazes in new body of work -
The white stuff: Edmund de Waal at the Royal AcademyEdmund de Waal's treasured collection of random white artworks opens at the Royal Academy
