Ceramics
Ceramicist Eriko Inazaki wins the Loewe Foundation Craft Prize
In New York, author Fran Lebowitz presented the €50,000 award which champions crafts and celebrates their influence on fashion and design
Alice Fisher
18, May, 2023 @7:41 PM
Staffordshire dog statues back in vogue with TikTok generation
Younger collectors drive up prices of ‘kitsch’ ceramic animals as Victoriana look returns yet again
Chloe Mac Donnell
05, May, 2023 @11:13 AM
Andy Christian obituary
Other Lives: Artist and educator who set up a craft and business course in Cumbria and directed the Guild of Craftsmen in Devon
Jessie McDonald
30, Apr, 2023 @4:58 PM
Lindsey Mendick: Where the Bodies Are Buried; Leonardo Drew – review
Anxiety – and growing up with British TV – inspire Mendick’s huge multimedia show, while the cycle of life explodes from grit and dust in Drew’s fine chapel installation
Laura Cumming
16, Apr, 2023 @12:00 PM
Lindsey Mendick review – Brookside’s buried body is a ceramic letdown
This show, inspired by the soap’s notorious murder plotline, looks like it was a lot of fun to put together – but sadly there’s little here for the viewer
Jonathan Jones
07, Apr, 2023 @2:19 PM
The curves of a jar say more of the dead than candles or yellow ribbons | Rachel Cooke
We are still searching for ways to recall lives lost to Covid. A mix of clay and ashes can pay beautiful tribute
Rachel Cooke
19, Mar, 2023 @6:00 AM
Lucie Rie review – the genius ceramicist who refused to be boxed in
The Austrian potter made a new life – and astonishing new work – in the UK after fleeing the Nazis. What a shame it must be seen behind glass
Hannah Clugston
15, Mar, 2023 @2:35 PM
Lucie Rie: The Adventure of Pottery; Peter Doig – review
Form and function unite in quiet perfection in an unmissable gathering of the potter’s coveted work, while the Scottish artist lets the sunshine in – up to a point
Rachel Cooke
12, Mar, 2023 @1:00 PM
One’s old china: set of plates fit for the Queen comes up for auction
The unique service, commissioned by a French king and used only once by the British monarch in 1967, could fetch up to £442,000
Kim Willsher in Paris
12, Mar, 2023 @10:00 AM
John Ward obituary
Potter whose stoneware exploring fundamental forms had an otherworldly poise
Emma Crichton-Miller
06, Mar, 2023 @4:43 PM
Historic Hispanic masterpieces, freaky ceramics and London’s bloody rites – the week in art
A treasure trove of Spanish art is revealed, Antoni Tàpies’ raw modernism is on display and Aphra Shemza reboots the work of her grandfather
Jonathan Jones
20, Jan, 2023 @12:09 PM
Evelyn and William De Morgan enjoy surge of interest
De Morgan Museum reopened in Barnsley and gained accreditation status by Arts Council England
Mark Brown North of England correspondent
26, Dec, 2022 @10:00 AM
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