Elisa D’Arrigo: Materializing at Elizabeth Harris Gallery, New York City
by Janet KoplosFired ceramic is incapable of movement, yet, Elisa D’Arrigo’s small ceramic sculptures, 10.5 inches tall at most, are all about movement. They could almost be characters from a Pixar movie. From their…
Lee Jeongmee’s Recent Works: Nature Incarnated
Jeongmee Lee makes useful works, almost all of which are quotidian objects such as vessels and furniture. Since she began working with Joseon white porcelain, glaze and lacquer 25 years ago, she has s…
Q&A: Cracked Clay – Jelly Roll Delamination
Q: When I cut my pre-mixed commercial clay there is a circular crack. Will that damage my pots?
Q&A: What are the most common pottery myths?
by Jeff ZamekSurprisingly, once some potters recognize the myths present in their pottery making practices they still do not want to let them go. Listed below are some of the many myths which still circulate in th…
Sandcastles in the Sky: An adventure in Brighton with UK Ceramicist, Anna Barlow
To have the freedom to make anything you wish as the brief for a residency must be one of those rare dream commissions − but for Anna Barlow, the British ceramic artist, this is exactly what happened…
Taxoo Lee: Re-born Connecting the Present With the Trivial Things of the Past
Over the past 10 years, the artist has gradually departed from depicting specific objects or realistic landscapes, he has employed traditional Asian philosophy and its holistic view of the cycles and…