This post is all about the artworks. It’s an image-based continuation of our previous Part 1 of 2: Ceramics Now! Faenza Prize + Exhibition post. The images contained herein are of works by artists on exhibition of the 60th edition of the International Competition of Contemporary Ceramic Art Faenza Prize. Enjoy Ceramophiles!
Featured image: Leo Rohlin, Memory, 2011, Stoneware, crater glaze, red enamel, wood screws, 7 x 7 x 90 cm
Neil Brownsword, Factory, 2017, Bone China, looped film, salvaged post-industrial detritus. Click for larger image
Detail
Detail
Ngoze-Omeje Ezema, In my Garden there are Many Colours II, 2016, Clay, flip flops, nylon thread, marine rope, metal, 152 x x 397 x 305cm. Click for larger image
Anders Ruhwald, Smolder-fired Earthenware Bowl Cracked and Mended, 2014, Terracotta con foglie d’oro, 21 × 62 × 28 cm
Satoru Hoshino, Beginning form – Spiral ’18, 2018, Smoked earthen-ware (wall pieces) and stoneware (a standing floor pieces), 260 x 380 x 150 cm. Click for larger image
Alternate view
Shozo Michikawa, Kohiki sculptural form, 2017, Stoneware, 32 x 16 cm
Veljko Zejak, Big Money, 2015, Print in clay, ceramics, plexiglas, aluminum, silicon, LED lights, 196.5 x 83 x 5 cm
Yanze Jiang, Mountains and rivers, 2018, Abandoned honeycomb ceramic filters, 160 x 40 x 40 cm
József-Simon Zsolt, Strong billow, 2017, porcelain, engobe. Click for larger image
Paula Winokur, only a photograph of this work was included in the exhibition’s catalog as the artist passed away February 2018.
Paolo Polloniato, Pieniarendere, 2018, Terraglia, This is an environmental installation consisting of a casting table + casting recovery trolley + ceramics of various sizes.
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