Caxixis Fair 2026 is confirmed in the Bahian city with shows by Tony Salles, Edson Gomes, and more
The Caxixis Fair 2026 is set to take place in Nazaré, Bahia from April 2 to 5, featuring local artisans and notable performances.
Special Exhibition of Picasso's Ceramics in Gyeongnam 'Big Popularity'
The special exhibition featuring Pablo Picasso's ceramic works at the Gyeongnam Provincial Museum of Art has attracted significant local interest and attendance.
Ceramicist Ele Herronen: every object of use could be art
Ceramicist Ele Herronen believes that every functional item in our homes can be considered art, inspired largely by her experiences with motorcycles.
Artist Tiiu Lass has died, whose work we all remember from the birthday table
The Estonian ceramic artist Tiiu-Maret Lass, known for her significant contributions to Estonian art and ceramics, has passed away.
Master craftsmen give a new impulse to the revival and creativity of ceramic art in Latgale
Master craftsman Lilija Zeiļa is leading workshops that rejuvenate ceramic art among various generations in Latgale, Latvia, drawing a crowd of enthusiastic participants.
Jonava Sets an Example: Sorting Results Increased by 80 Percent Over a Decade
A ceramics creator in Jonava, Austėja, highlights the emotional and practical value of handmade pottery and promotes sustainability through her craft.
Nicola Costantino: the thin line between the perfect and the uncomfortable
Nicola Costantino discusses her new art works that explore the relationship between nature and human existence in the post-pandemic world.
PHOTO: A Look Back at the Past with a Smile. The "Retrospective" Exhibition at the Riga Porcelain Museum
The "Retrospective" exhibition at the Riga Porcelain Museum showcases a diverse range of works by an artist, emphasizing the joy of creativity through various materials and styles.
Not clay, but porcelain. How ceramicist Ieva Jurka created a workshop in a former cafeteria in Bērze
Ceramicist Ieva Jurka, originally from Limbažu County, Latvia, shares her journey from childhood pottery experiences to establishing a workshop in a former cafeteria.
China develops ultra-durable ceramics for hypersonic missiles
China has made advancements in developing ultra-durable ceramics capable of withstanding extreme conditions for hypersonic missile applications.
Change on LOT airplanes. The carrier bets on famous Polish ceramics
LOT Polish Airlines introduces Bolesławiec ceramics for its business and Premium Economy classes on flights to Tokyo and Seoul, emphasizing the rich tradition of this renowned Polish pottery.
Arabia Brings Back an Old Favorite
Arabia, in collaboration with Kesko, is reintroducing the beloved Pomona series with redesigned jars and new accompanying pieces.
The Arnošt Lustig Library has been established in Brno, which includes a statue of his horse, a clock, and cibulák ceramics
Brno has inaugurated the Arnošt Lustig Library, showcasing personal items including a horse statue, a clock, and traditional cibulák ceramics.
EYE and EAR of Malwina Konopacka. Her designs have become icons of Polish design
Malwina Konopacka's designs, particularly her vase project 'EYE', have become celebrated symbols of contemporary Polish design, influencing both art and the industry beyond Poland's borders.
She moved to the ground floor of a century-old building in Belgrano, captivated by its invaluable green lung
Ceramist Eugenia Beccari moved into a historic apartment in Belgrano, appreciating its natural ventilation and dedication to preserving its architectural integrity.
Throwing, firing, and painting – this is why ceramics are hot again
Ceramics courses in Sweden have seen a significant increase in popularity, with many participants seeking a break from screen time and high expectations in their artistic endeavors.
Alaire, the Barcelona brand where ceramics are woven into clothing
Alaire, a Barcelona-based brand, is innovating by integrating ceramic elements into fashion, attracting international attention.
Recent Object: Rescuing and Updating Argentine Design from the 50s to 80s
The project Objeto Reciente aims to rescue and update Argentine design from the mid-20th century, showcasing furniture and objects produced between the 1950s and 1980s.
Redefining Tradition: Panos Valsamakis and the Birth of Modern Greek Ceramics
Panos Valsamakis was a pioneering Greek ceramist who significantly influenced modern ceramic art in Greece, drawing inspiration from Greek folk traditions and combining it with modernist elements.
Ceramics and Glassmaking. Traditional Crafts will be Taught Again in Karlovy Vary
Karlovy Vary will reintroduce traditional crafts education, focusing on ceramics and glassmaking.
Solo exhibition of Leonis Giagdzoglou in Athens
Leonis Giagdzoglou's solo exhibition titled 'WHERE I COME FROM' opens on February 12 at Contemporary Athens gallery, showcasing diverse artistic forms until March 7.
Ceramicists Can Also Be Scary
The article explores the artistry and technical science behind ceramics, focusing on glazes and contrasts in aesthetics.
Her ceramics are frighteningly good
The article discusses the techniques behind creating stunning ceramic glazes and the blending of chemical materials to achieve beautiful finishes.
The EU increases tariffs on Chinese ceramics to 79% to combat dumping
The European Union has sharply raised tariffs on imports of ceramics from China to 79% in response to a review of anti-dumping measures that have been in place since 2013.
16th-century wreck visible in the middle of Stockholm
A centuries-old warship has surfaced just off Kastellholmen in Stockholm, revealing heaps of cannonballs, ceramics, and pots, along with another fourteen ships hidden beneath the water.
Each Work of Art on Its Pedestal
The article highlights the artistic contributions of Delfín Gerónimo and Élida Salteño, both of whom create ceremonial pottery and sculptures, emphasizing their cultural heritage and craftsmanship.
The Blooming of Ceramics in Greece – How It Became a Fashion and Income from Hobby and Psychotherapy
The article discusses the growing popularity of ceramics in Greece, transforming from a hobby and therapeutic activity into a fashionable income-generating venture.
Common front of Greece-Italy against the illegal trafficking of cultural goods
Greece and Italy join forces to protect cultural heritage by documenting, identifying, and conserving significant ceramic collections originating from illegal excavations.
Fewer than 5,000 Visitors per Year: The Probably Least Known Museum of World Importance
The International Ceramics Museum (IKM) in Weiden showcases 7,000 years of ceramic history in a Baroque building known as the 'Waldsassener Kasten,' despite attracting fewer than 5,000 visitors annually.
Todobarro, the workshop that recovers traditional clay techniques and has charmed Zara Home
This article explores Todobarro, a workshop in Málaga that revives traditional clay firing techniques and attracts attention from Zara Home.
From the Runway to Ceramics: Kristina Bradač's Brand Available in Zagreb Showroom
Former Croatian model Kristina Bradač has launched a ceramics brand now showcased in a showroom in Zagreb.
Help UK ceramics industry or ‘lose piece of national identity’, government told
The government has been warned that without intervention, the UK ceramics industry may face further decline, risking the loss of a significant part of the nation’s cultural identity.