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Handmade Symbology
Finally, we can reach inside one of Gregory’s paintings and hold a physical moment in ceramic form. We are familiar with many of these symbols and elements that have defined his dynamic oeuvre but now the viewer can interact with them, feel their weight and study their character from all angles. Working with ceramics for […]
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“I, Cyborg” Curated by William Corwin
“I, Cyborg,” on view at Gazelli Art House in London from October 6 through November 12, is an iteration of the exhibit “Cyborg” at Zurcher Gallery in New York, which was on display in December of 2015. “I, Cyborg” is an investigation into the confluence between cutting-edge philosophical, sociological and scientific interpretations of what it […]
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The Textile Ceramic: Elisabeth Kley at VOLTA NY
I sometimes use decorative faces on bottles because I like it when things look at you, as if they are ready to come alive and change – like a drag performer putting on makeup. More recently, I’ve become even fonder of large, aggressive flowers. Many of my visual references, garish Russian textiles, Renaissance and Baroque […]
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Sculptural Designs at Zona MACO
Representing Mexican producers, firms and artisans, México en BLANCO showcases the colorful contemporary vision tourists are astounded by when visiting Mexico. The textures, rich architecture and craftsmanship that characterize the artistic vision of the country. Works by México en BLANCO’s founder Alberto Burgaleta and Meño will be exhibited this year as part of their proposal to focus on new sculptural […]
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Diego Valles: The Light of Mata Ortiz
Diego Valles has revitalized the tradition of Mexican Ceramics. A native of Mata Ortiz, a small village in Chihuahua, Mexico less than 100 miles from the US-Mexico border, Valles has found his voice in the magic of the past. My passion has always been art. I sculpt and paint as a distraction from my daily […]
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Adam Silverman at Laguna Art Museum: Clay and Space
I am not trained as a potter. I have taken lots of classes over the years, but always for pleasure and never as a real ceramics student. My training is in architecture, in the context of art and design school, so I do not have the expertise to know where “traditional techniques” and “experimental techniques” […]