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Explore 72 hours in Dublin, from the National Museum of Ireland to hidden gems like the Fruit Market and Sunlight Chambers, uncovering the city's rich ceramics, art, and architecture.
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Cold, Cracks in Clay: A Finnish Winter in New York

In "Winter Tales," Finnish artist Pekka Paikkari weaves a poignant narrative of wintry landscapes—fractured, raw, and achingly poetic—at HB381 Gallery, on view through February 22.
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What is the Future of Clay?

The Clay Studio celebrates its 50th anniversary with a final exhibition featuring eight artists whose works explore and reflect their visions for the future.

Mashiko: Japan’s Living Legacy of Folk Craft

Discover Mashiko, the renowned "Mecca of Mingei," where Japan's rich tradition of folk pottery meets modern creativity. From Shoji Hamada's legacy and bustling pottery fairs to charming antique shops and sustainable art spaces, this small town in Tochigi Prefecture offers a captivating blend of history, craftsmanship, and countryside allure.

Ceramic Highlights at the Salon Art + Design Show 2024

The Salon Art + Design fair brings together top galleries showcasing innovative contemporary, modern, and vintage design. This year, MoCA/NY highlights 19 galleries featuring ceramic art—from sculptural vessels to functional stoneware lighting—demonstrating the versatility of clay in today’s interiors.

Strength in Fragility: Susan Collett

Toronto-based artist Susan Collett offers an intimate glimpse into her creative process in the video "A View From the Studio." For over three decades, she has crafted intricate, dynamic sculptures embodying themes of tension, resilience, and delicate beauty as she embraces unpredictability and pushes the boundaries of her medium to the brink of collapse.

72 Hours in Tokyo, Japan - Part I

Designer Takashi Takamoto and artist Matthieu Manche offer an immersive guide to Tokyo’s ceramic and clay treasures. Explore galleries, museums, and specialty shops—from ancient collections at the Tokyo National Museum to modern and traditional ceramic artistry in intimate studios and boutiques. Stops at tea and dining spots celebrating clay artistry round out this unmissable journey through Tokyo’s vibrant ceramic culture.
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