A Canadian Bestiary
Ceramist Janet Macpherson is acclaimed for her technically complex use of slip-cast porcelain in the creation of intricate animal forms….
Ceramics
13/150: Susan Collett – Strength and Fragility
Susan Collett, one of Canada’s foremost ceramic artists, explores the tension of strength against fragility in her hand-built clay sculptures.
7/150: Karine Giboulo – Waves of Refugees
It’s appropriate that Karine Giboulo’s first European showing is in Germany, ground zero of the international refugee crisis. The Montreal artist has…
Ceramics with grace & whimsy
I have a soft spot for ceramics, especially if they’re unorthodox. Kingston potter Marney McDiarmid perfectly fills the order with…
Ceramics informed in the Himalayas
Heidi McKenzie’s story is as interesting as her ceramic sculptures. Five years ago, at mid-life, she rekindled a childhood passion…
Fantastical: A little like manga
One of The Junkie’s all-time favorite images – pure craftsmanship by ceramic artist Grace Eunmi Lee
Jason Holley: Chain Sculptures in Clay
Jason Holley’s raku chain sculptures are in the running for this year’s RBC Emerging Artist People’s Choice awards, a competition…
Eunice Luk: A Lot About the Sea
Toronto artist Eunice Luk does ceramics and illustration and is also the founder of Fantasy Camp Books, an independent publisher…
Anita Rocamora: An Ongoing Adventure
Saskatchewan artist Anita Rocamora says her work is an ongoing adventure of mind, imagination and hands, producing creations that are…
Fantastical creatures, a little like Manga
Ceramic artist Grace Eunmi Lee focuses on the unnoticed details of everyday life by fashioning curious shapes that represent microscopic…
