Nelson Lim, a Singapore-based ceramic artist, explores the intersection of ancient craftsmanship and industrialization in his intricate porcelain and metal sculptures. His work, particularly the Construction of Memories series, reflects on human consciousness and memory, and the tension between traditional craft and modern technological forces.
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Highlights from the Menemen Pottery Festival in Turkey
The 3rd International Pottery Festival in Menemen, Turkey celebrated the region’s rich pottery tradition with over 70 participants from 39 countries. Showcasing both traditional techniques and modern interpretations, the festival featured workshops, demonstrations, and competitions, highlighting Menemen's role in preserving and evolving this ancient craft.
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Ceramic Highlights at the Armory Show 2024
Discover 25 standout galleries highlighting conceptual ceramic sculptures at the Armory Show 2024, featuring artists like Anina Major, Elif Uras, and Zizipho Poswa.
36 Hours in London, England
David Jones and Anthony Quinn explores the rich history of London's ceramics, from its Roman roots to modern-day studios and museums. The guide intertwines London's historical artefacts and contemporary art scenes, emphasizing must-visit museums like the British Museum and the V&A, public transport adorned with ceramic art, and cultural spots, providing a comprehensive cultural itinerary for ceramics enthusiasts.
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Tamba Ware: A Timeless Tradition of Japanese Pottery
Hideki Doi, Assistant Director at The Museum of Ceramic Art, Hyogo, shares insights into Tamba ware, an 800-year-old pottery tradition from Tachikui. Known for evolving while keeping its traditional charm, Tamba ware includes everything from practical jars to modern vases and is recognized as an intangible cultural property. Its history highlights its adaptability and importance in Japanese culture.
48 Hours in Istanbul, Turkey
Yeliz Saydan, Beril Anilanmert, and Işık Gençoğlu guide you through Istanbul's ceramic heritage in 48 hours. Start in Taksim Square, stroll down Istiklal Street, visit art centers and pottery studios, admire the Blue Mosque's tiles in Sultan Ahmet Square, and explore Müze Gazhane and studios in Kadıköy, enjoying the artistic atmosphere and showcasing Istanbul's blend of traditional and contemporary ceramics.
Hannelore Seiffert: From Ceramics Collector to Founder of the Keramik Kunst Museum Stiftung
Discover the story of Hannelore Seiffert and the Keramik Kunst Museum in Neunkirchen, Germany. MoCA/NY's writer Ilsy Jeon explores how Seiffert transformed her extensive private collection into a public showcase. Learn how Seiffert's passion for ceramics and a pivotal 2018 exhibition led to the creation of a museum featuring diverse works by renowned ceramicists from around the world.
72 Hours in Budapest, Hungary
Join potter and puppeteer Emelia Hiltner on a ceramic journey through Budapest, where Hungary's rich history and traditions come to life. From Herend’s immaculate porcelain to Zsolnay’s Art Nouveau masterpieces, Hungary’s ceramics embody innovation, heritage, and beauty. Discover the artistry in bathhouse mosaics, city sculptures, and the renowned ICS residency, all shaping the country's vibrant ceramic legacy.
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