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02.14.2025

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.

Highlights at Ceramic Brussels 2025

Showcasing cutting-edge contemporary ceramics, Ceramic Brussels returns for its second edition with an expanded lineup of bold works, innovative glazes, and a striking industrial setting that captivates art and clay enthusiasts alike.

36 Hours

01.15.2025

1916 easter rising 21st century irish craft 72 hours in dublin albert bender belleek porcelain book of kells ceramic world destinations ceramics in dublin chester beatty library collins barracks contemporary irish ceramics cormac boydell cwd Dáil Éireann decorative arts & history collection deidre mcloughlin della robbia pottery douglas hyde gallery of contemporary art dublin castle dublin ceramics Dublin fruit and vegetable market frances lamb Gratten Freyer guiness storehouse harry clarke Helena Brennan irish art irish design shop irish museum of modern art John Ffrench Katherine west kildare street national museum kilmainham courthouse and gaol medical mission national gallery of ireland national library of ireland national museum of archaeology national museum of ireland natural history museum peadar lamb Peter Brennan royal hospital kilmainham sir william chambers Sonja Landweer sunlight chambers visible storage What's in store

72 Hours in Dublin, Ireland

Explore 72 hours in Dublin, from the National Museum of Ireland to hidden gems like the Fruit Market and Sunlight Chambers, uncovering the city's rich ceramics, art, and architecture.

Exhibitions

01.10.2025

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Cold, Cracks in Clay: A Finnish Winter in New York

In "Winter Tales," Finnish artist Pekka Paikkari weaves a poignant narrative of wintry landscapes—fractured, raw, and achingly poetic—at HB381 Gallery, on view through February 22.

Ceramic Highlights: Untitled Art + Design Miami 2024

MoCA/NY highlights 15 galleries featuring ceramic art at Art Basel fairs—Untitled Art and Design Miami—unveiling the medium's limitless possibilities with contemporary sculptures and innovative designs.

What is the Future of Clay?

The Clay Studio celebrates its 50th anniversary with a final exhibition featuring eight artists whose works explore and reflect their visions for the future.

Ceramic Highlights: The Winter Show 2025

The Winter Show returns to the Park Avenue Armory from January 24 to February 2, 2025, bringing together over 70 exhibitors whose works span centuries. From Delftware and Portuguese faience to contemporary ceramics, the fair offers a rich dialogue between past and present.

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