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Wednesday, December 22nd, 2010

Ceramic Skate Fails

Theory meets practice in Apparatu‘s “FTC” collection. In collaboration with Spanish designer Alex Trochut, Apparatu (artist Xavier Manosa Ciria) arrests motion with a series of ceramic skate decks representing various stakes of destruction. Some pieces hit directly on reality, the…

Video | Studio Glithero’s making of the Blueware vase

From Wallpaper*, “In the January issue (W*142), Wallpaper* investigate the increasing trend for designers to desire an audience for their creative processes. While once designers used to be the people behind the scenes, these days its the making of that…

Black Apples by Julia Chiang

Brand new to the OHWOW store, Julia Chiang’s ceramic Black Apples. Brooklyn based artist Julia Chiang presents an exclusive edition of 50 glazed porcelain apples available at OHWOW. Chiang chose the apple because it is a symbol of desire and…

Kult (the crew behind Kult magazine and a new shop) has teamed with Mojoko on a commemorative vase inpsired by the current “Year of the Tiger.” The ceramic vase is 30cm high and features traditional blue on white decoration (think…

Barnaby Bradford Interview on It’s Nice That

Turning ostensibly nice narrative scenes and twisting them to comment on the darker elements of contemporary culture, Barnaby Bradford has a rather unique way with ceramics It’s Nice That took time out to interview the artist. You should take time…

Eduardo Sarabia “18 with a Bullet” at Other Criteria

18 with a Bullet at Other Criteria presents new hand painted vases by Eduardo Sarabia. As you may have noticed, I’m quite fond of ceramic work that marries contemporary narrative with traditional form. Sarabia plays with cliches related to drug…

Eric Serritella “Book of Trees” Trompe L’oeill Ceramics

Ceramicist Eric Serritella’s “Book of Trees” mimic the look of birch with hand formed and carved clay. They pieces are, in short, magic. Serritella began working with clay in 1996. It was a simple start, a hobby class opening a…

Paul Timman for Ink Dish

Porcelain with odes to tattoo design may seem, on the surface, a bit strange. However, at the hands of Sunset Tattoo’s Paul Timman, traditional Japanese and Tribal themes find home on plates, saucers, and mugs. Ink Dish specializes in cutting…

“Stillness in the Glorious Wildnerness ” at Matin Gallery

Beginning on June 5, 2010, Matin Gallery will present a special exhbition of work by Danish ceramicist Marie Tobensdatter Hermann. Eight pieces will make up the installation, entitled Stillness in the Glorious Wilderness. The exhibition is accompanied by a full…

International Salone at Lacoste Gallery

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Lacoste Gallery (25 Main Street, Concord, MA) ends its International Salone, a group exhibition of leading ceramicists, this weekend. Participating artists include Michael Geertsen, Bente Hansen, Nina Hole, Steen Ipsen, Suzuki Goro, Koichiro Isezaki, Bodil Manz, Malene Mullertz, Jane Reumert,…

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Wednesday, December 22nd, 2010

Ceramic Skate Fails

Friday, December 17th, 2010

Video | Studio Glithero’s making of the Blueware vase

Monday, August 2nd, 2010

Black Apples by Julia Chiang

Kult X Mojoko Vase

Wednesday, July 14th, 2010

Barnaby Bradford Interview on It’s Nice That

Friday, June 18th, 2010

Eduardo Sarabia “18 with a Bullet” at Other Criteria

Thursday, June 17th, 2010

Eric Serritella “Book of Trees” Trompe L’oeill Ceramics

Monday, June 14th, 2010

Paul Timman for Ink Dish

Tuesday, June 1st, 2010

“Stillness in the Glorious Wildnerness ” at Matin Gallery

Wednesday, May 26th, 2010

International Salone at Lacoste Gallery