Rare ceramic dragon head — at least 1,400 years old — found at temple in China. See it
Dragons were a symbol of luck and protection from natural disasters during the Tang Dynasty, archaeologists said.
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Jessica Stoller’s Feminist Ceramics Embody the Agony and Ecstasy of Aging
Jessica Stoller recently opened "Split" her third solo exhibition with P.P.O.W. in New York, featuring mind-bending new ...
Nick Cave Opens up About His New Passion: Staffordshire-Style Ceramic Sculptures
Australian musician Nick Cave has always been full of surprises, from his incendiary live performances as the singer of The ...
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SBU unveils new art exhibition titled “Cycles of Clay: The Ceramic Narratives of Sunkoo Yuh”
On Friday, March 7, the Charles B. Wang Center hosted the opening of the solo exhibition titled “Cycles of Clay: The Ceramic ...
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Biological Cells and Chinese Ceramic Traditions Coalesce in Shiyuan Xu’s Porcelain Sculptures
The inspiration for Shiyuan Xu’s porcelain sculptures has its origins in cells, the building blocks of all life.
Clay is a language for South Korean ceramic artist Kyungmin Park
Y ou can’t mistake moods on the faces of Kyungmin Park’s ceramic figures. Their exaggerated frowns, opened mouths, and craned ...
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Nick Cave says making ceramic sculptures helped with “forgiveness around the death of my son”
Matthew Baker/Getty Images Nick Cave has opened up about his passion for Staffordshire-style ceramic sculptures. In a new interview with The Art Newspaper, Cave said: “I’ve collected ...