An exhibition of ceramic art in myriad forms by faculty, staff and technical specialist in the School of Art and Design including digital design, functional, pottery, figurative sculpture, and ...

Hidden behind the palace walls, the Mabeyn Passage of Istanbul's Topkapi Palace once served as a secluded corridor used by Ottoman sultans. Centuries later, its walls are now pulling back the curtain ...

Carrying forward the rich legacy of her father, a Turkish female artist is ably keeping alive the centuries-old art of Turkish ceramics and Kutahya tiles. At the recently concluded Turkish Festival ...

Ceramic tiles are a decorative form almost as old as time—originating in ancient Mesopotamia, where they were first used around 4,000 years ago. Today, they serve as a global motif, both ascetic and ...

The Alfred Ceramic Art Museum will celebrate the 125th anniversary of the New York State College of Ceramics at Alfred University with a comprehensive exhibition titled History: A Legacy in Motion, ...

Zellige tiles are from Morocco, where they're handmade and traditional. Pair their rustic vibe with materials that either enhance or contrast with nature.

Flooring is an important part of your space’s aesthetic — with the right material and pattern, your floors can help accentuate the style of your home. Two popular flooring options for homeowners are ...

During the week, Anthony Hyde is a Distinguished Professor of mechanical engineering technology and the Director of New Mexico State University’s Manufacturing Technology and Engineering Center (M-TEC ...

For almost 40 years, Carol Subbaiah has been adorning pots, vases, and tiles with her ceramic flowers and foliage For the last 40 years, Carol Subbaiah has been making exquisite pieces of ceramic pots ...

PORT WASHINGTON At the top of a steep hill just outside Port Washington lies a vision. Amid clay dust, pottery wheels and tiles, 64-year-old internationally known ceramist Tom Radca can see his horse ...

NORTH ADAMS — What are the politics of pottery? That’s what a new exhibition at the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art wants you to consider. “Ceramics in the Expanded Field” takes its name from ...