Joan Bankemper’s The Farmers is a feat of ceramic sculpture that tells a colorful story of nature and the healing power of the land.
Ceramics
Delft Tulip Vase
The BMA is pleased to add another outstanding example of ceramic art to its permanent collection. This 17th-century, blue and white, glazed earthenware vessel with two applied handles and applied […]
What to Expect at Clay Days
Join us for the 2019 Bunting Biennial Ceramics Weekend on February 15 and 16. This free, fun-filled weekend offers a fresh format and puts emphasis on creating. There are many […]
Spotlight on the Collection: June 2017
During the 1730s and 1740s, Meissen introduced a series of porcelain figures based on characters of the Commedia dell’arte, a type of traveling theater that originated in Italy. The Commedia […]
September 2015: David Puxley
David Puxley: Wedgwood’s First Studio Potter Since its founding in 1759, Wedgwood has brought in outside artists from time to time in order to keep designs fresh and contemporary. In […]
Interview with Kathy Butterly
As an experienced ceramics artist, Kathy Butterly is sure to offer an interesting and unique perspective on her work with clay and how it continually changes. Butterly is an American sculptor based […]
5 Reasons To Attend the Second Bunting Biennial Ceramics Symposium
If you have an interest in art and love to learn, you don’t want to miss the Ceramics Symposium! Here are 5 reasons you should come to the Museum on […]