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The Artist Who Builds Homes for the Dead and the Sea

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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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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In The Studio
02.24.2025

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.
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72 Hours
02.14.2025

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.
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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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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.
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Mashiko: Japan’s Living Legacy of Folk Craft

Discover Mashiko, the renowned "Mecca of Mingei," where Japan's rich tradition of folk pottery meets modern creativity. From Shoji Hamada's legacy and bustling pottery fairs to charming antique shops and sustainable art spaces, this small town in Tochigi Prefecture offers a captivating blend of history, craftsmanship, and countryside allure.
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Strength in Fragility: Susan Collett

Toronto-based artist Susan Collett offers an intimate glimpse into her creative process in the video "A View From the Studio." For over three decades, she has crafted intricate, dynamic sculptures embodying themes of tension, resilience, and delicate beauty as she embraces unpredictability and pushes the boundaries of her medium to the brink of collapse.
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Ceramic Collapse: Echoes of Destruction in Jørgen Haarstad’s Released Wasteland

Explore Jørgen Haarstad’s fusion of sound and ceramics, where shattering porcelain meets sonic landscapes. In collaboration with Norsk Teknisk Porselen, Haarstad transforms utilitarian ceramics into instruments of destruction.
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Construction of Memories with Nelson Lim Sang Choon

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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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.
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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.
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Exploring Light(ness) in Ceramics: Studio Visit with Antonella Cimatti

Ceramic artist Antonella Cimatti gives 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.
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Akio Takamori's Cross-Cultural Gaze

Keramikmuseum Westerwald presents “Rücksicht,” an exhibition showcasing Akio Takamori's ceramic sculptures spanning his illustrious career. From intimate portrayals of personal moments to thought-provoking explorations of cultural identity, Takamori's art serves as a profound reflection on humanity and its complexities.
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36 Hours in Osaka, Japan

Beyond Japan's Kitchen, 36 hours through the private tea-ware collections, artist studios, and galleries that shape Osaka's ceramic soul.
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