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Exhibition | ‘A World of Emotions’ – Exploring Emotional Expression, Control + Manipulation
NEW YORK — A World of Emotions: Ancient Greece, 700 BC – 200 AD at the Onassis Cultural Center New York (March 9-June 24, … [Read more...]
NewsFile | Renowned Sculptor Jeff Koons Accused of Plagiarism, Again
NEW YORK — Welcome back to NewsFile, your weekly round-up of newsy tidbits and happenings from the worlds of contemporary … [Read more...]
Exhibition | Blurring Lines, ‘Midtown’ Pop-Up Show Challenges Perception of Value
NEW YORK — Chairs you can’t sit in, dim lamps, tapestries that won't close—these are the kinds of objects scattered … [Read more...]
Tile | Not Clay, but…Nicholas Misani’s Typographic Travel Bug Fauxsaics
NEW YORK — New York-based designer and letterer Nicholas Misani is fascinated by the fugal convergence of traditional and … [Read more...]
Exhibition | Matt Hoyt: Chrysalis – A Metaphysical Archive of Time
NEW YORK — Matt Hoyt’s latest exhibition Chrysalis at Bureau Gallery (March 26 - April 30, 2017) features a collection of … [Read more...]
Spotted | A Vitric Celebration, Mouth Pieces, Swamped Ceramics and more!
Welcome back to Spotted, our weekly top picks from the worlds of contemporary ceramics and contemporary ceramic art. This … [Read more...]
Video | Material Ceramics that Draw You Toward the Immaterial
Welcome back to Friday videos, your weekly pat-on-the-back for making it through another week in this flawed, fallen reality. … [Read more...]
Not Clay, but…| ‘Studies in Enamelware,’ Beyond Industrial Applications
NEW YORK — Metalsmith Myra Mimlitsch-Gray’s Studies in Enamelware with Sienna Patti Contemporary were featured during New … [Read more...]
Spotted | Coca-Cola + Sunkist Ceramics, Furries, Ruffles and more!
Welcome back to Spotted, our weekly selection of our favorite finds from the worlds of contemporary ceramic art and … [Read more...]
Architecture | He, She + It, Distinct Artist Spaces for Him, Her & Them
NEW YORK — Buffalo, New York-based architecture studio Davidson Rafailidis created He, She & It, a trio of mono-pitched … [Read more...]
Exhibition | Teresita Fernández’s Prophetic Mosaics in ‘Fire (America)’
NEW YORK — American artist Teresita Fernández has boldly shared her prophecy for the U.S. in her exhibition Fire (America) … [Read more...]
Exhibition | Steve Keister’s Mesoamerican Art – Menacing Bats and Ometeotl
NEW YORK — Steve Keister’s latest exhibition Steve Keister: Post-Columbian, New Ceramic Reliefs and Fiberglass Sculpture from … [Read more...]
Exhibition | Not Clay, But…Suspended Inquiry in Marcin Rusak’s Flora Noir
NEW YORK — London-based Polish artist Marcin Rusak's Flora Noir at Twenty-First Gallery (New York, May 12 - June 16, 2017) — … [Read more...]
NewsFile | A Century of Piss, Artist Housing, NEA Rally and more!
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NewsFile | Evocative Garden, Crafting Resistance, 3D Printed Ceramics and more!
Welcome to NewsFile, your weekly round-up of news tidbits and happenings from across the worlds of contemporary art and … [Read more...]
Exhibition | Wangechi Mutu’s Terrestrial Cosmology, Water Woman and Disease
NEW YORK — Well known for her collage work, Wangechi Mutu has turned to ceramics featuring globular viral objects, … [Read more...]
Architecture | Assemble’s Home-Grown Ceramic Tile ‘Factory As It Might Be’
When I first read the name of British architecture collective Assemble, I immediately (and wrongly) thought of assemblé … [Read more...]
Spotted | Armory Highlights – Nail Polish + Pearls, Golden Craters and More!
NEW YORK — Welcome back to Spotted, our weekly roundup of various contemporary ceramic works and art commanding our … [Read more...]
Art | The Deep, Dark Bucchero Vessels of Paolo Canevari and their Historic Prototypes
NEW YORK CITY — NYC-based artist Paolo Canevari (born 1963) is originally from Rome. His career spans a variety of media, … [Read more...]
Design | “Work-In-Progress” Are Designer Lamps with a Day Job
You may have seen the inspiration for Karman studio and Matteo Ugolini's Work-in-Progress lamps the last time you had a … [Read more...]
Exhibition | Coille Hooven & Chris Antemann: Sleek and Delightful Solos at MAD
NEW YORK CITY — We're closing out this week with a pair of fantastic, sleek(!) exhibitions currently on view at NYC's Museum … [Read more...]
Spotted | Jesse Small, David Hicks, Monika Grabuschnigg and Liz Magic Laser
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Sponsor | Warren MacKenzie, “A Master’s Hand” at Driscoll Babcock, New York City
NEW YORK CITY — Visitors to NYC's Driscoll Babcock Galleries have a rare chance to see works by celebrated North American … [Read more...]
Public Art | Mosaics Adorn New York City’s Second Avenue Subway
NEW YORK CITY — A frequent refrain around Cfile is, "other countries get all the cool stuff." We often say this in reference … [Read more...]
Spotted | The Haas Brothers, Shane Lutzk and Molly Hatch
Welcome to Spotted, your weekly roundup of some of the best contemporary ceramic art that grabbed our collective eye over the … [Read more...]
Exhibition | Paul McCarthy’s Clay Sculpture Casts on Display at Hauser & Wirth, NY
NEW YORK CITY — We have an exciting show from the New York branch of Hauser & Wirth. Paul McCarthy is currently … [Read more...]
Exhibition | Alessandro Gallo: “For Some Reason” Hybrids in New York
NEW YORK CITY — Yesterday we ran an exhibition by UK ceramist/satirist Barnaby Barford, which used a menagerie of animals to … [Read more...]
Spotted | The Fascinating, Diverse Ceramics of Design Miami
MIAMI — Welcome back to Spotted, your weekly resource for the best blend of masterworks and ephemera from the worlds of … [Read more...]
NewsFile | Apple Moves to Iconic Brick Locale, Gaudí Home Opens to Public and more!
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Ostracon Journal | Rehashing Modernism: Pitfalls of Popular Pots
"Ostracon: a potshard used as a writing surface in ancient times, particularly in Greece and Egypt when paper like products … [Read more...]
Spotted | A Collection of Ceramics on Paper and Paper as Ceramics
Spotted is our weekly roundup of ephemera from the world of contemporary ceramics and contemporary ceramic art. We don't … [Read more...]
Art | A Survey of Louise Lawler’s Conceptual Run-Ins with Ceramic Art
We were excited to hear about the Museum of Modern Art, New York's 40-year retrospective of pictures generation artist Louise … [Read more...]
Spotted | “American Beserk,” Brickwear, an Unfortunate Jesus and More!
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Spotted | Roy Lichtenstein Ceramics on Auction, Blue and White Plants and More!
Welcome to Spotted, your weekly roundup of interesting ephemera from the worlds of contemporary ceramics and contemporary … [Read more...]
Spotted | Lynda Benglis, Blurry Celadon the Pastel Stigma of HIV and More!
Welcome to Spotted, your weekly roundup of odds n' ends from the world of contemporary ceramics and contemporary ceramic art. … [Read more...]