MISSION CLAY ART & INDUSTRY4850 W. Buckeye RoadPhoenix, Arizona 85043 For over three decades, artists used factory pipe as a sort of three-dimensional blank canvas, mainly for carving and decorating with ceramic underglaze colors. Today, artists such as Chris Gustin are coil-building their sculptures with modeling clay, while others, such as Robert Harrison, are using […]
This Clay + Tech feature is made possible with the support of L&L Kilns, a sponsor of MoCA/NY. What are crystalline glazes? A very simple definition would suggest that any glaze that creates crystalline structures as a result of a slow cooling cycle can be classified as a crystalline glaze. The fuller truth, however, is […]
Nelson Lim is a Singapore-based ceramic artist whose work explores the intersection of ancient craftsmanship and the ever-proliferating and evolving impact of the Industrial Revolution on production, society, and our relationship with art. In his Construction of Memories series, Lim uses metal wire—a byproduct of mass production—dipped in porcelain slip, an ancient material, to create […]
Ceramic artist Antonella Cimatti grants MoCA/NY an exclusive and intimate glimpse into her studio, unveiling her works that ingeniously employ cutting-edge technologies to delve into the realms of light, shadows, and the rich tapestry of ceramic history.
MoCA/NY's President Judith Schwartz speaks with Adam Chau about his ongoing commitment to embracing innovative technologies into his studio practice. Watch our full video interview with Chau where he elaborates on his use of artificial intelligence and 3-D printing to direct his subjects and style.
MoCA/NY's President Judith Schwartz speaks with Cory Brown about his creative use of new glaze technologies that influence his series of innovative and experimental sculptures.
Ilsy Jeon, creative director and writer at MoCA/NY, speaks with Kiichi Takeuchi about his latest 3-D clay-printed project "Not For Tomato Soup Cup (Global Warming Cup)" and the intersection between ceramics and technology. Originally from Japan, Kiichi moved to the US in 1998 to study computer science and has worked as a […]
