NEW YORK — Chairs you can’t sit in, dim lamps, tapestries that won't close—these are the kinds of objects scattered … [Read more...]
Exhibition | “From Tea Bowl,” Takuro Kuwata at Alison Jacques Gallery, London
LONDON — The excitement around From Tea Bowl, an exhibition by Japanese artist Takuro Kuwata at Alison Jacques Gallery, began … [Read more...]
Coming Soon | C-Forum Meeting Hall to Host Guest Authors, Artists for Q&A
Let's make a deal. We promise to review more books if you promise to participate in C-Forum, our new online meeting … [Read more...]
Art | Conversations in Clay at the Frieze London Art Fair
It’s been a few years since I braved the Frieze London Art Fair: its ticket prices and overwhelming maze of celebrities and … [Read more...]
Exhibition | Garth Clark: The Mingei Myth at Museum of Arts and Design, New York
Japanese Kōgei | Future Forward (October 20, 2015 — February 7, 2016) is a contemporary ceramic art exhibition that showcases … [Read more...]
Best of CFile.Daily | 15 Potters to Watch in 2016
In October we put out a call for potters, asking our readers to submit their own work and recommend their favorite artists … [Read more...]
Marketplace | Design Miami: Some Ceramic Gems but Fair’s Size Blunts Adventure
Design Miami, America's premier showcase rolls back into town again for its annual big tent presentation. The problem remains … [Read more...]
Marketplace | Art Basel Miami: Our Preview of Works in Ceramic
We have selected works that deal with the vessel form from a mountain of preview material we have received for Art Basel … [Read more...]
Exhibition | Takuro Kuwata’s Ceramics Crack, Ooze, and Melt at Salon 94
Japanese artist Takuro Kuwata opened a show last week at Salon 94 featuring the familiar colorful clay and juicy dotted glaze … [Read more...]
Exhibition | Cherry and Martin teaches Contemporary Ceramic Art how to “Fail Better”
We promise the title of this post isn't a dig on the contemporary ceramic art included in Cherry and Martin's current … [Read more...]
Marketplace | Selections from Pierre Marie Giraud at Design Miami/ Basel 2015
We're taking a look this week at select ceramic works from Japanese artists showing on Pierre Marie Giraud's booth at Design … [Read more...]
Marketplace | New York Frieze Fair Part 1: Vessels
This week Garth Clark anointed New York City as Ceramic Gotham, the world capital of contemporary ceramic art. No art center … [Read more...]
Marketplace | Stockholm + Brussels Art Fairs: Highlights and Lowlights
Here are highlights and lowlights from recent fairs. The first three works are from the Market Fair in Stockholm, which was, … [Read more...]
Spotted | The Week of 02.01.15: At FOG Design + Art Fair, San Francisco
This week, Spotted takes us to FOG's Design + Art Fair in San Francisco (Jan. 15 - 18th, 2015). Writing for Artsy (we suggest … [Read more...]
Spotted | The Week of 01.18.15
Ceramics is a big world and, in our quest to be as comprehensive as possible, we're not letting anything that catches our … [Read more...]
Marketplace | Design Miami 2014
Following a a day and a half of madness at Art Basel a quick walk across the street lead me to a massive tent, the home of … [Read more...]
Marketplace | Art Basel Miami Beach 2014
Exploring the spectacle of Art Basel felt like walking through a casino with colors, lights, models, and unlimited booze with … [Read more...]
Marketplace | Garth Clark on Design Miami/Basel
The Design Miami/Basel fair (Jun 17 - 24, 2014), held in the stunning building by Herzog and de Meuron, is a very different … [Read more...]
Marketplace | Garth Clark on Art Basel 2014
If you looked through Artsy's selective lens of 3,229 works and 286 dealers you would assume that ceramics had all but … [Read more...]
Marketplace | Garth Clark: Top Pick at Art Basel Miami
The absolute best in contemporary ceramics (21st century as opposed to 20th century modern) was the work of Takuro Kuwata. He … [Read more...]
Exhibition | Takuro Kuwata at Salon 94
Flavor of Nature at Salon 94 Bowery, New York (January 18–February 25, 2013) was Japanese artist Takuro Kuwata’s first solo … [Read more...]