MoCA/NY rounds up the twelve galleries that brought functional and sculptural ceramics to Salon Art + Design’s fifteenth edition, from longtime exhibitors to a few newer faces.
In a State of Flux: A Decade of Experiments with Luster
In the second of two features, Uriel Caspi moves from luster’s history to his own practice, where the unpredictable glaze becomes a way to explore bodies, nature, and technology.
Through years of experiments with chemistry and texture, ceramicist Maria Loram explores the space between control and chance, revealing the secrets behind the craters.
Opening October 10 at 68 Prince Street Gallery, Stern's new sculptures bring together clay, salvaged objects, wire, plastic, glass, and more, assembling the absurdities and tenderness of human life.
IAC Jingdezhen Congress 2026: Five Members Reflect
More than 550 participants gathered in Jingdezhen, China, for one of the International Academy of Ceramics' most successful Congresses. MoCA/NY asked IAC members for their thoughts and reflections.
Over one hundred works at the American Museum of Ceramic Art trace the full range of contemporary Japanese ceramics, marking the first major survey of the field in eastern Los Angeles County in fifty years.
