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Earth’s Changing Surface – Many Moons by Ceramic Artist Christina Liu
Ceramics Posted by Mark Robinson

There’s something about the change in surface on any handcrafted object that definitely moves the heart. I suppose the field of ceramics is especially true in this regard,…

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Connecting Form & Surface – Sculpture by Ceramic Artist Ken Eastman
Ceramics Posted by Mark Robinson

When we think about clay we tend to link this material to smooth forms that offer a sleek and seamless surface. Even the pottery wheel, one of the…

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Inspired by the Bauhaus – Geometric Ceramic Tableware by Design K
Ceramics Posted by Mark Robinson

We’ve covered the Bauhaus extensively here and many of the architects and designers who worked at this famous design school. The integration of craft and design was so…

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Themes of Life – Works by Korean Ceramicist Jongbo Oh
Ceramics Posted by Mark Robinson

How can we assume that there’s no story to tell through craft? That our emotion can’t come through in to these natural materials? I suppose thousands of years…

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A Fragile Existence – Ceramic Sculptures by Danish Artist Heidi Hentze
Ceramics Posted by Mark Robinson

Danish ceramic artist Heidi Hentze has been experimenting with connecting vessels that play on the translucency of porcelain, using texture and varying heights to create this mysterious ripple effect that Heidi has coined “An ambience of fragile existence”.

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Crafting from Within – Thoughts by Korean Ceramic Artist Kyungwon Baek
Ceramics Posted by Mark Robinson

Kyungwon has been making some waves with her beautiful sculpture that connects many ‘thoughts’ that sit between sculptural and functional and explore new possibilities in clay.

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Meditation on Botanical Forms – Topiaries Series by Nicolette Johnson
Ceramics Posted by Mark Robinson

Brisbane-based artist Nicolette Johnson intrigued me with her series titled ‘Topiaries’ that’s a meditation on botanical forms, symmetry in nature, and the tension between organic and man-made.

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Sitting Harmoniously – Groups of Ceramic Sculptures Handcrafted by Clay Canoe
Ceramics Posted by Mark Robinson

Wyan McAllister and Kyle Roddenby are the makers behind Clay Canoe, producing these sculptures from clay at their studio in Newcastle, New South Wales that are timeless and beautifully crafted.

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When Pottery Meets Design – Ceramic Collection by Taiko Amont for OKRO
Ceramics Posted by Mark Robinson

I was very much intrigued by this ceramic collection by Switzerland-based Japanese potter Taiko Amont for OKRO, a company who develops objects in collaboration with different designers.

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Elegantly Sculpted – Ceramic Series by Kristian Sofus Hansen & Tommy Hyldahl
Ceramics Posted by Mark Robinson

Danish designers Tommy Hyldahl and Kristian Sofus Hansen have produced this series titled ‘Sphere’ that’s a collection of ceramic vases that are a tribute to the architectural ceramic forms of the 1950’s.

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New Maker at OEN Shop – Ceramics by Japanese Potter Keisuke Okazaki
Ceramics Posted by Mark Robinson

We are proud to release the first selection of pottery by Kamakura-based Japanese craftsman Keisuke Okazaki who creates these beautiful, matte finished pots that are unique in shape and colour.

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Sometsuke – A Look Inside the Ceramic Workshop of Singama in Seto, Japan
Ceramics Posted by Mark Robinson

I was lucky enough to visit the ceramic city of Seto in Japan and one workshop that particularly inspired me was the studio of Singama who specialise in the “Sometsuke” technique.

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