ALBISOLA, Italy—An appropriate throwback amid a time of burgeoning authoritarianism, we take a look at Nigerian-born American … [Read more...]
Exhibition | Simone Leigh at Hammer Projects in Los Angeles
LOS ANGELES — Simone Leigh,di who you know from her ceramic commentary on gender and race in our coverage of her, currently … [Read more...]
Interview | Ron Nagle on Donald Trump: “You Can’t Trust a Guy With that Kind of Haircut”
SAN FRANCISCO — Just when we thought we couldn't like Ron Nagle any more than we already do, we saw his interview with the … [Read more...]
Exhibition | “Defacing Adversity: The Life and Times of Roberto Lugo” at Wexler Gallery
PHILADELPHIA — We've written about Roberto Lugo before and we still can't get over how cool it was that he painted "This … [Read more...]
Commentary | Robby Herbst: L.A. Artists and the “Squareness” of Clay
LOS ANGELES — Comments about clay's acceptance into the fine art world are starting to sound rote. They're also, according to … [Read more...]
Art | Johnson Tsang: “Karma III Battlefield” Reminds that Guns Produce Fresh Meat
HONG KONG — We've profiled the works of Hong Kong sculptor Johnson Tsang before. His sculptures, A Painful Pot and Who Did … [Read more...]
Interview | Carrie Reichardt on Her Revolutionary Tile
Our guest post this week is from Rosie Osborne at Free Spirit Homes. She interviewed the revolutionary UK mosaic artist … [Read more...]
Not Clay But… | Rachid Khimoune: Peace Turtles, a Different Kind of War Memorial
We're kicking off our weeklong tribute to white in contemporary ceramic art with a work that's not quite contemporary and not … [Read more...]
Best of CFile.Daily | Our Favorite Brick and Tile Posts Since 2013
Welcome to CFile’s Year in Review! We're revisiting our favorite posts. They're arranged in no particular order. We're not … [Read more...]
Art | Mo Yi Turns Propaganda Into an Entity
Chinese artist Mo Yi was born in Tibet in 1958. According to his biography at the Walsh Gallery, he began his adult life … [Read more...]
Not Clay But… | “Women of York: Shared Dining” Updates Judy Chicago
The Dinner Party, the iconic feminist installation by Judy Chicago, has been on display at the Brooklyn Museum for years. … [Read more...]