MoCA/NY Announces Inaugural Online Charity Auction Featuring Leading Ceramic Artists from Around the World.
Press ReleaseNOTICE: Auction site goes live on November 27th at 5 PM EST.
At Regent’s Park, nineteen galleries revealed ceramics in many registers—delicate, monumental, and everything in between.
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Cultural Heritage Sites
10.14.2025

The Ceramic Legacy of Pewabic Pottery
A century-old studio that fuses craftsmanship and civic identity, Pewabic remains a quiet counterpoint to Detroit’s industrial pulse—even as it thrives in symbiosis with it.
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Cultural Heritage Sites
10.05.2025

The Wilson Potters: Craft, Community, and Legacy in Nineteenth-Century Texas
From enslaved artisans to independent entrepreneurs, the Wilson potters transformed Texas clay into vessels of utility and beauty, leaving behind a legacy of resilience, innovation, and community memory.
72 Hours in Brooklyn, New York
Explore Brooklyn’s neighborhoods through ceramics, culture, food, and art in this three-day guide by the organizers of the Brooklyn Ceramic Arts Tour (BCAT).
Chris Gustin’s Clay World of Clouds and Sprites
Between earth and sky, clouds and spirits, Gustin’s new show at Lucy Lacoste Gallery shapes worlds where the tangible and the imagined converge.
Ceramic Highlights: The Armory Show 2025
From monumental vessels to surreal figuration, twenty-six galleries reveal clay’s many expressions and its contemporary resonance at this year’s Armory.
The Sculptor Who Dug His Own Museum
In a hermitage on Saja Mountain, Dae-chul Kang spent ten years carving a sacred grotto by hand—a space where spiritual searching and the raw material of earth converge.
                     
                                            
                                        
                     
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72 Hours in Jingdezhen, China
Explore Jingdezhen with the Pottery Workshop team—where the world’s ceramic heart beats between kiln smoke and contemporary vision.
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