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MoCA/NY Announces Inaugural Online Charity Auction Featuring Leading Ceramic Artists from Around the World.

Press Release

NOTICE: Auction site goes live on November 27th at 5 PM EST.

Events

10.22.2025

Ceramic Highlights: Frieze London 2025

At Regent’s Park, nineteen galleries revealed ceramics in many registers—delicate, monumental, and everything in between.

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.

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.

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09.17.2025

A.I.R. Gallery A.MANO Brooklyn Alphaville Artists & Fleas Williamsburg Artshack Brooklyn Avant Gardner Baked in Brooklyn BAM Brooklyn Academy of Music Bar Tabac BAT Clay BCAT Best Pizza Williamsburg BK Janie BKLYN Clay Black Gold Records Black Mountain Wine House Blue Room Pottery BoCoCa pottery studios Bone Museum Books Are Magic Boran BRIC Brooklyn Botanic Garden Brooklyn Ceramic Arts Tour Brooklyn ceramics Brooklyn Clay Industries Brooklyn Craft Company Brooklyn French Bakers Brooklyn Metal Works Brooklyn Museum Brooklyn People’s Pottery Brooklyn Public Library Bunna Cafe Bushwick ceramic studios Bushwick Ceramics BWAC Brooklyn Waterfront Artists Coalition Cafe Spaghetti Cecconi’s Dumbo Celestine Centerpoint Ceramics ceramic studios Brooklyn ceramic world destinations Choplet Ceramic Studio & Gallery Chuko Cibone O’Te Clay Space ClayGround ClayHouse Brooklyn Clayworks on Columbia Clover Club Coney Island Luna Park Craft Salon Cyclone Roller Coaster Dashi Okume Defonte’s Sandwich Shop Dirtbag ArtHaus Domino Park Dumbo galleries e.e. Ceramics Studio Elsewhere Bushwick Established Gallery Exit9 Gift Emporium Eyval Falansai Fedoroff’s Roast Pork Film Noir Cinema Five Myles Gallery Flatbush ceramics Flatbush Clay Works Fort Greene art Fort Greene Park Four & Twenty Blackbirds Gair’s Gallery Particular Gasworks Gersi Governor’s Island Gowanus ceramics Grand Army Greenpoint art scene Grimaldi’s Pizza Harriet’s Rooftop Hey Clay High Lua Hometown BBQ House of Yes Jenkins Johnson Projects Judy Chicago The Dinner Party Kara Walker Brooklyn Museum Karina Sharif Studio KAWS Brooklyn Museum Kentler International Drawing Space KeramoStudio L’Industrie Pizzeria Long Island Bar Look North Gallery Lucky Pig Pottery Maison Clay Maison Premiere Maloya McCarren Park MoCA/NY MoCADA Mociun Mogutable Mouse Ceramic Studio Nathan’s Hot Dogs New York ceramics map New York Transit Museum Newcomb Studios Nowon Ops Pizza Orphan Guitars Ovington Pottery Pioneer Works Plaza Ortega Pottery Studio 1 pottery studios Brooklyn Powerhouse Arts Principles GI Coffee House Prospect Heights ceramics Prospect Park Public Records Café Red Hook art Red Hook Cidery Red Hook Tavern Red Hook Winery Richard Beavers Gallery Roberta’s Pizza Rucola Rue Saint Paul Slowburn Ceramics St. Ann’s Warehouse Starr Bar Steve’s Authentic Key Lime Pie Studio Barro Su’juk Vintage Sultan Room Sunny’s Bar Sunset Park ceramics Sunshine Laundromat Superfine TEND The Living Gallery The MudBklyn The Primary Essentials The River Café The Shirley Project Third Ave Clay This is Latin America TV Eye UrbanGlass Vinegar Hill House Water Street Tavern Wedge Ceramics Welancora Gallery Widow Jane Botanica Wilcoxson Brooklyn Ceramics Williamsburg ceramics Wonder Wheel Wondermart Yaro Studio

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.

Events

09.07.2025

ai weiwei Albertz Benda Albuquerque Contemporânea Alejandro Garcia Contreras Andrew Kreps Gallery anina major armory Berggruen Gallery bienvenu steinberg & c Brie Ruais Bruce M. Sherman CARVALHO Ceramics Chiara Camoni Christabel MacGreevy Earthenware elif uras Elisabeth Perrault Elizabeth Alexander eric firestone gallery Fine Arts Work Center francesco simeti galeri nev galerie forsblom galleria massimo minini Gallery 495 Hans Berg james cohan Jane Yang-D'Haene joel gaitan Julia Kunin Jun kaneko K Contemporary Karina Sharif Kathy Butterly Kevin Francis Gray kim simonsson kó Kukuli Velarde Madoda Fani MARLENE STEYN Mehtap Baydu Nathalie Djurberg nino mier gallery Patrick Siler Rofa Projects roger herman sana musasama se oh Secci seven sisters seyni awa camara smac gallery sorry we're closed southern guild Stephanie H. Shih swivel gallery Tang Contemporary Art Tanya Bonakdar Gallery Tatiana Blass the armory show the pit Tony Marsh Victoria-Idongesit Udondian zizipho poswa

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.