He transformed the codes,” Josephine Matamoros, an art historian who curated a 2014 exhibition of Picasso’s ceramics at the French National Ceramics Museum in Sèvres, says in a documentary.

Frances Priest creates ceramic vessels, tiles, and sculptural forms that explore the possibilities of pattern.

Subtle Ceramics, Modeled After the Simplest of Forms Inside a former bottling factory in Brooklyn, the artist Danny Kaplan creates hand-thrown lamps and objects that feel at once ancient and modern.

Ceramics first emerged in Japan in the Jomon period - the prehistoric era - making it one of the first art forms in the country, and one of the oldest ceramic traditions in the world. Chanoyu tea ...

Otani's ceramics on display at Frieze art fair in New York. Dawn Blackman / Kaikai Kiki Co., Ltd “It’s really nice to see how contemporary Japanese ceramic art is being embraced by world ...

Ceramic face jug by Jim McDowell Photography by Iain Bagwell Emblazoned with features both grotesque and enigmatic, face jugs are a style of folk pottery primarily concentrated in Georgia and the ...

In 1992, the Smithsonian Museum in Washington D.C. held a monthslong exhibition of Armenian Ceramics From Jerusalem painted mostly by Marie Balian, one of the masters of the new art form.

When Sarah Richard opened MADE, a ceramic art studio in Dayton’s St. Anne’s Hill neighborhood, she realized pretty quickly that they would run out of space. After almost three years at 1619 E ...

These Never-Before-Seen Ceramics Show How Picasso Mastered New Art Forms The artist’s ceramic pieces combined practicality with aesthetics. Now, seven of his hand-painted dishes are heading to ...