Through ceramics shaped by homage, memory, and marine science, Jonat Deelstra reimagines death as a return to the sea—blurring the line between craft, science, and ritual.
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Ceramic Highlights: Art Rotterdam 2025
Now in its twenty-sixth edition, Art Rotterdam showcases emerging and established talents, playful installations, and standout ceramic works—highlighting clay as a beautifully tactile medium, loved by artists and visitors alike.
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72 Hours in Cairo, Egypt
Explore 72 hours in Cairo, where ancient wonders, vibrant bazaars, and rich cultural heritage come to life. From the Great Pyramids and mosques to markets and world-class museums, Maged Zaky Hassan and Mohamed Abdel Zaher takes you on a journey through time capturing the essence of Egypt’s past and present.
Ceramic Highlights: Outsider Art Fair 2025
The Outsider Art Fair returns with a refreshing collection of works—embracing ceramics—while underscoring the vital role of centers that support artists, including disabled adults, in fostering genuine creative communities.
Tom Turnbull: Just the Beginning
Standard Clay Company has been a cornerstone of the ceramics community for over 75 years, supplying artists and institutions worldwide. Tom Turnbull’s journey—spanning pottery, innovation, and a lifelong dedication to clay—offers a poignant reflection on art, legacy, and life.
72 Hours Beyond Tokyo - Part II
Check out the first installment of our two-part Tokyo guide, where we explore 72 Hours in Tokyo. This feature extends the journey with curated suggestions for day trips beyond the city—highlighting the often-overlooked historical and contemporary ceramic destinations.
Highlights at FOG Design + Art
The 11th edition of FOG Design + Art features 59 galleries, an expanded FOG FOCUS, and the debut of FOG MRKT. Highlights include Ruth Duckworth’s ceramics at Lebreton, alongside standout presentations from Japonesque, Hostler Burrows, and Gallery Fumi.
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Ceramic Legacies: California Clay from the Marer and Merrill Collections
A dialogue in clay unfolds at Scripps College, where two collectors’ visions reveal the rich, experimental spirit of California ceramics. From vessels to sculpture, the exhibition celebrates the legacy of artists who shaped—and reshaped—the medium.
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