A world-renowned ceramic artist educated in Kansas City has made a career of injecting activism into the delicate teapots he crafts. Richard Notkin recently returned to the Kansas City Art ...

American Arts and Crafts pottery flourished between 1880 and the first World War, though several potteries continued in successful operation into the later 20^th^ century. About Biloxi Art Pottery: ...

Ralph Bacerra, a ceramic artist who created teapots and other vessels, adorned them with geometric shapes and rich colors and helped revive interest in decorative surfaces, died of lung cancer ...

Nearly 250 of the artist-made teapots comprise a show currently on view at Copia: the American Center for Wine, Food & the Arts in Napa. Titled “The Artful Teapot: 20th Century Expressions From ...

We speak to designers behind the Loewe Teapots exhibition at Milan Design Week 2025, ... such as porcelain and ceramic, complete with eclectic twists on material and form, from plays on proportion to ...

Teapot Home If you like your art on the lite side, the refashioned Eastside museum may be just your cup of tea. By Andrew Engelson • October 9, 2006 12:00 am ...

A flawed glimpse into ceramic art. Skip to content. All Sections. Subscribe Now. 49°F. ... As usual, the forms are inspired by ordinary objects, such as brushes and teapot spouts.

For generations, have perfected the craft of ceramic teaware, shaping teapots and teacups with extraordinary attention to detail. Using fine clay, the molding and carving process creates elegant ...

Roberto Lugo knows this isn't something you see every day in North Philadelphia: "Someone literally just asked, 'What ch'yall getting set up to do?' And I said, 'Throw pottery,' and he went, 'Yeah ...

View Teapot and cover made by Nhlanhla Nsundwane, painted by Wonderboy Nxumalo by Ardmore Ceramics on artnet. Browse upcoming and past auction lots by Ardmore Ceramics. Price Database. 03 December ...

Art & Exhibitions In a New Exhibition, Loewe Asks: What’s the Tea? At Milan Design Week, the luxury brand invites 25 artists, designers, and architects to reinvent the teapot as a sculptural object.