Keith Schneider’s Ceramic Figures (How Toys Become Real)
by Gabrielle GopinathKeith Schneider’s ceramic figures should come with an advisory: close looking may prompt flashbacks and initiate spontaneous incursions of memory. Schneider uses clay to construct two and four-legged…
Marie Herwald Hermann at Broadway Gallery, New York
If I had to make a general statement about the ceramics currently so prominent in New York City, I would cite large scale, bright color and heavy texture as the preferred options. None of those charac…
Swansong: Hiroe Swen’s farewell to ceramics
Uncompromised (shown through March and April, 2025) at Skepsi Gallery in Melbourne, Australia is Hiroe Swen’s swansong, her farewell to both ceramics and to the country she has called home for over ha…
Kate Malone: The Last Decade
by Paul Bailey2024 was another milestone in the life and career of Kate Malone. Firstly, there was the publication of a new monograph celebrating her practice Force of Nature: The Art of Kate Malone, published in M…
The 25th anniversary of the Winifred Shantz Award for Ceramics
The Canadian Clay & Glass Gallery will announce and celebrate this year, the 25th winner of the Winifred Shantz Award for Ceramics. The Award was founded and funded by Winifred Shantz (1923-2012)…