Ceramic Arts Index

The Ceramic Arts Index Web site is a listing of pottery and ceramic art resources. While standard listings are provided at no charge all submissions will be reviewed for suitability. The reason for reviewing submissions is to maintain a certain level of quality. While everyone has likes and dislikes I will do my best to not make decisions based on whether I personally like an artists work or not. The intent is to not allow Web sites which feature commercial, mass production and cheap imported pottery and ceramics.

Ceramic Art News Headlines

At Freer Gallery, 'Chinamania' reveals Whistler's fascination with ceramics Washington Post ... of blue-and-white porcelain from China and 13 pictures by James McNeill Whistler that reveal the artist's fascination with the ceramic art form -- the ... and more »

“David Kiddie: Ceramic Sculpture” currently on exhibit at CI Ventura County Star ... and museums including the American Museum of Ceramic Art, Orange County Museum of Art, Cal Poly Pomona University and Western Project in Culver City. ...

CRC launches major retrospective of artist Karen Karnes Arizona State University The organization and presentation of A Chosen Path: The Ceramic Art of Karen Karnes was generously funded by an Artist Exhibition grant from the Windgate ...

First Friday art walk in Ashland Ashland Daily Tidings Fine custom jewelry, glass and ceramic art by various artists and refreshments. Ashland Art Center: 357 E. Main St., www.ashlandartcenter.org, 541-301-5975. ... and more »

Otsuka Said to Hire Morgan Stanley, Nomura, UBS to Manage Drugmaker's IPO Bloomberg Otsuka, also the owner of the Ridge Vineyard in California and a ceramic art museum in Japan, posted a 43 percent profit gain last year and gets two-thirds ... and more »

The Artist and Monk Are One Huffington Post (blog) From "The Monastic Spirit and the Pursuit of Everlasting Beauty," which appeared in The Journey and the Gift: The Ceramic Art of Brother Thomas.

Fall exhibitions at Arizona State University Art Museum Ahwatukee Foothills News A Chosen Path: the Ceramic Art of Karen Karnes, Sept. 17 to Jan. 8 - season reception from 7 to 9 pm Friday, Oct. 8. The ASU Art Museum and ASU Art Museum ... and more »

The hands have it MU The Parthenon The dilemma is people only see art as a craft, not as something functional, said Tommy Warf, ceramic art education graduate student from Huntington. ...