Shida Kuo “Work 1993-2023” at Nunu Fine Art, New York
by Janet KoplosThis exhibition presented Shida Kuo’s ceramic floor and wall sculptures, along with two groups of prints, with an elegant spaciousness that gave each piece respect. In the graceful and balanced instal…
South African Clay Awards, Clay Museum, Nov – Dec 2024
A red carpet welcomed visitors to the exhibition into the majestic old Cape-Dutch-styled (venue typical of the Wineland routes of the Western Cape), adding the final touch of grandeur one would expect…
Worlds on a Log: On Del Harrow’s No Ideas But In Things
Of course, there is great precision on display in the show, so it would be an overstatement to attribute to Harrow a purely gestural or intuitional vernacular. And indeed, Harrow is known for coupling…
Capturing Silence: Albert Yonathan Setyawan Survey Exhibition
by Nurdian IchsanCapturing Silence demonstrates an intense approach to material, which may lead to a deeper comprehension of making to form the basis of artistic practice. Setyawan’s work expands our understanding and…
A Life in Objects By Rob Barnard
In summary, this is a quality publication. The photographs provide a realistic feel of the pots; just as his earlier book Relevance provided a thought-provoking insight into his thinking. Highly recom…
Poke in the Eye: West Coast Counterculture: Seattle Art Museum, June 21—September 2, 2024
Poke in the Eye: West Coast Counterculture was an important survey of late 20th century West Coast ceramics masquerading as an investigation of painting and other media in California, Oregon and Washi…