The Mutant Porcelain Sculptures Of Juliette Clovis
Evolution is the psychological nature of human beings, even if technology has taken them away from physical nature. Yet, when our harmonious connectio...
Subtle Snarls: The Sculptures of Erika Sanada
Weird, creepy, dark. Animals with extraneous parts. Just some of the words ceramic artist Erika Sanada uses to describe her abundant body of work....
Alessandro Boezio’s Anatomic Poetry
In our subconscious, the human form can be altered to fulfill a variety of desires, horrors and creative psychoses. Fingers roll out like a carpet...
Mary O’Malley: Ceramic Sculptures Bloom With Life
Land Mermaids (you know who you are) everywhere will be delighted to come across ceramic dinnerware that crawl and bloom with ocean life. Original...
Kirsten Stingle’s Sacred and Profane @ Signature Contemporary Craft
Kirsten Stingle's handmade porcelain stoneware sculptures are a force to be reckoned. With Kirsten's adept eye for seeing the consciousness of the...
Kirsten Stingle @ Art Palm Beach 2016
Kirsten Stingle is back once again to share her astounding handmade ceramic sculptures! Taking part in the 19th Art Palm Beach in Florida USA, Kirsten...
‘Taboo: Sexuality and Sexual Identity in Ceramics’ @ Signature Contemporary Craft Gallery
In a new style of exhibition coming to Atlanta's shores, Taboo: Sexuality and Sexual Identity in Ceramics at Signature Contemporary Craft Gallery will...
Erika Sanada’s ‘Odd Things’ @ Antler Gallery
Sometimes it can be just as much of a creative endeavour for an artist to provide that all important statement, breaking down the mind and motives beh...
The strange yet sensitive world of Kim Simonsson’s sculpture
There is a certain innocence in Kim Simonsson 's contemporary sculpture. The children and animals that come out of his artistic vision, using material...
Dan Baldwin – Tick. Tick. Boom!
Upon first sight, Dan Baldwin's works explode across the canvas in a cacophony of colour, symbolism and high octane joie de vivre. Childhood innocence...