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…
One Idea, Six Movements: Ozioma Onuzulike’s Suyascape Series
by Chijioke Onuora, George Odoh, Eva ObodoIn the Anya Fulu Ugo exhibition held at the conference hall of the Nnamdi Azikiwe Library Complex, University of Nigeria, Nsukka, in 2015, in honour of two art veterans of the Nsukka Art Department, o…
Roberta Griffith – Street Stuff
Griffith focused on the arresting retinal and graphic nature of universally recognized warning signs as well as in their interesting symbolic commonality amidst diversity.
Industrial one of 3.0: Machine’s hand made
The encounter between the human and the mechanized and codified is at the heart of the exhibition of industrial designer Ofri Lifshitz, as well as the tension between technology and its products.