108 - A city built on ceramics: Jingdezhen
Ceramics Now Weekly #108 features reviews and reports on Jingdezhen, Delft, Charles Bound, Julia Ellen Lancaster, Taiwanese artists in Vancouver, new artist profiles, and this week's ceramics news.
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107 - A figurative turn in ceramics
Ceramics Now Weekly #107 features Tana West on figuration, Katherina Perlongo on vessel and sculpture, Anisio Veloso on Rich Miller's exhibition, new artist profiles, and this week's ceramics news.
Ceramics Now Magazine Issue 21 is out now!
We are delighted to announce the release of our new issue - July 2026 (Issue 21)
Open call for ceramic artists: Ceramics Now Annual
To celebrate 16 years of Ceramics Now in December, we are delighted to invite ceramic artists from around the world to be part of the first Ceramics Now Annual publication
106 - An unanswerable question in contemporary ceramics
Ceramics Now Weekly #106 features Olivia Fero on vessel-vs-sculpture, Alyce Fyles on knowledge, Roberto Lugo's exhibition at The Clay Studio, new artist profiles, and this week's ceramics news.
Ceramics Now Magazine June 2026 has been released
We are delighted to announce the release of our new issue - June 2026 (Issue 20)
105 - An exhibition review and conversation with Miquel Barceló
Ceramics Now Weekly #105 features a review and conversation with Miquel Barceló, essays on The Forgotten Man exhibition and the revival of a forgotten glaze recipe, plus this week's ceramics news.
Ceramics Now Magazine May 2026 is out now
We are delighted to announce the release of our new issue - May 2026 (Issue 19)
Handmade, Rewritten: Ceramics in a Digital World
Ceramics Now is pleased to write about Maak's auction dedicated to Contemporary Ceramics and Craft
104 - An interview with a Norwegian ceramic artist
Ceramics Now Weekly #104 features an interview with Nina Malterud and an essay on making and artist identity, alongside new artist profiles and this week's news in the ceramics world.
103 - A ceramic installation at the Gardiner Museum
Ceramics Now Weekly #103 features reviews of Linda Rotua Sormin at the Gardiner Museum, Andile Dyalvane at Southern Guild, and Julia Phillips at the Barbican, alongside this week's ceramics news.
Ceramics Now Magazine April 2026 is out now!
We are delighted to announce the release of our new issue - April 2026 (Issue 18)
102 - A language of ornament
Ceramics Now Weekly #102 features reviews of Frances Priest's exhibition at Blackwell and Undergrowth at County Hall Pottery, alongside new artist profiles and this week's ceramics news.
101 - An unexpected history of ceramics 🐝
Ceramics Now Weekly #101 features a story about bees as the first ceramicists, highlights from Ceramic Brussels 2026, Syd Carpenter's exhibitions across Philadelphia, and this week's ceramics news.
Ceramics Now Magazine February 2026 is out now!
We are delighted to announce the release of our new issue - February 2026 (Issue 17)
100 - A look at New Japanese Clay
Ceramics Now Weekly #100 features New Japanese Clay at the Asian Art Museum, Linda Viková's exhibition in Bratislava, the Ceramic Film Festival of Manises, new artists, and this week's ceramics news.
99 - An Un-Limited world of clay in Bolzano
Ceramics Now Weekly #99 features the Bolzano exhibition "Ceramics un-limited world", the 2025 Martinsons Award in Latvia, new artists, and the week's news in the ceramics world.
Ceramics Now Magazine January 2026 is out now!
We are delighted to announce the release of our new issue - January 2026
98 - A retrospective dedicated to Gordon Baldwin's practice
Ceramics Now Weekly #98 features three exhibition reviews: Gordon Baldwin at Officine Saffi, Johan Creten at Alfonso Artiaco, and Lindsey Mendick at Jupiter+, and the week's news in the ceramics world
The 15-Year Anniversary Edition of Ceramics Now is here!
We are delighted to announce the release of our 15-Year Anniversary Edition