exhibitors

Founded in 2013 in Algeria, Al-Tiba9 (اق) was established with the mission of creating a cultural interface between the West and the Arab world through contemporary art.
A decade later, in October 2023, Al-Tiba9 Gallery opened its doors in Barcelona, Spain. The gallery represents and exhibits established international artists while also introducing emerging artists to the global art scene. Its program primarily focuses on contemporary art that reflects modern society and its environment, encouraging innovation, diversity of mediums, and meaningful engagement with today’s art scene.

Through its exhibitions, talks, publications, and online events, the gallery runs multiple programs dedicated to promoting international artists and encouraging dialogue within the contemporary art community.

altiba9.gallery

@altiba9

For this third edition of ceramic brussels, the gallery will present a solo show by Barry Wolfryd

Barrera Baldán Gallery defines itself as a space of communion between the various facets of visual arts, always keeping in mind mid-career and emerging artists in order to project an artistic experience that permeates all levels of the most current contemporary art culture. In this way, the gallery moves beyond the limits of the white cube to curate exhibitions in other venues featuring its represented artists, as well as to promote their work at various contemporary art fairs, both nationally and internationally.

barrerabaldán

@barrerabaldan

Founded and directed by Javier Blanco, METRO was created in 2007 with the aim of promoting contemporary art and revitalizing cultural life, acting as a mediator between the artist's studio and the collector, between the creator and the consumer of culture.
With a multidisciplinary program, the gallery’s purpose is to create spaces for dialogue and participation that encourage access to art without prejudice.
Over the years, the gallery has curated and produced numerous art exhibitions, music series, and performance days, participated in art fairs, and contributed to the emergence of a large number of new collectors.

galeríametro.com

@galeríametro

For this third edition of ceramic brussels, the gallery will present a group show by Manuel Barreiro Paparolo and Montse Rego.

Osnova in Valencia, stands out as a vibrant art space nurturing emerging talents globally since 2014.

With a keen focus on introducing new artist voices, it seamlessly integrates the local art community into the international art landscape, embodying a fresh and inclusive approach to contemporary art curation.

Osnovagallery.com

@osnovagallery

For this third edition of ceramic brussels, the gallery will present a group show by Nika Neelova, Daniil Antropov and Yulia Iosilzon

Ponce + Robles was established in 2013 through the partnership of two Madrid-based gallerists, Raquel Ponce (Madrid, 1971) and José Robles (Madrid, 1963). Together, they bring nearly five decades of experience dedicated to promoting the most current Spanish art, having participated in more than 80 art fairs both in Spain and abroad, including ARCO Madrid, Zona Maco in Mexico City, Art Lima, PArC Lima, Volta Basel, Pinta Miami and Frieze New York. The gallery was founded with the aim of increasing the presence of the Spanish artists they represent in international forums, while also introducing emerging international practices into the Spanish market by contextualising them alongside Spanish art. In this sense, since its inception, the gallery has closely linked its work to Latin America.

Jorge López Galería, founded in 2022, operates from an approach centred on the dialectical framework between Europe and Ibero-America, charting invisible maps and routes that cross the Atlantic and weave complex networks of meaning and belonging. The gallery is a member of LAVAC and of the Consortium of Spanish Contemporary Art Galleries. It has collaborated and carried out exchanges with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Culture of Argentina, the programme Cultura Argentina al Mundo, the Ministry of Culture of Uruguay, the National Directorate of Culture, the Petronas Uruguay Programme, Miguel Hernández University and CIA Centro de Investigaciones Artísticas, among others, thereby reinforcing its commitment to the development and promotion of contemporary art.

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@Ponce+Robles

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@Jorge López Galería

For this third edition of ceramic brussels, the galleries will present a group show by Javier Bravo de Rueda, Chiqui García y Patricia Camet.

Tramuntana Gallery was founded in March 2024 in Vulpellac, in the Baix Empordà region of Catalonia, as a space dedicated to promoting contemporary art through the lens of objects, craftsmanship, and material. During its first year, the gallery presented eight exhibitions with a coherent, dynamic, and consistent program.

Its programming focuses mainly on ceramics, textiles, and furniture, with particular attention to manual processes, traditional techniques, and local production. The gallery is convinced that applied arts should no longer be relegated to the margins but should instead take a central place in today’s cultural discourse.

Ceramics hold a central role in the gallery’s vision. The gallery collaborates with artists who approach this medium from diverse perspectives — popular, sculptural, experimental, and functional — always within a contemporary framework. Tramuntana has hosted established ceramicists such as Claudi Casanovas, as well as a new generation of emerging talents, including Anastasia Shu, David Rosell, Berta-Blanca T. Ivanow, Raquel Quevedo, Roger Coll-Krasnai, and Jordina Ferrando. Their works reflect a fertile intersection between craftsmanship, experimentation, and individual expression.

@tramuntanagallery

Léonore Chastagner (fr)

After studying art history at the École du Louvre and the Sorbonne, and then sculpture at New York University, Léonore developed a vocabulary of figurative forms centred on notions of intimacy, interiority and tenderness. She leaves clay untouched and adopts a craft-based approach, oscillating between the classical and the old-fashioned to address the notion of expectation linked to the feminine.

ceramics is the material of archaeological digs, of proof, of trace, of permanence, it allows me to inscribe the everyday in the long term.

The artist combines feminism with art history, artefacts and the museum setting. She also integrates personal elements, echoing the practice of diaries and miniatures historically associated with women.

@leonorechas

Léonore Chastagner is the winner of the ceramic brussels jury prize 2025. She was chosen among the 10 laureates and has won the opportunity to exhibit his work during ceramic brussels 2026.

Established in 2018, AIFA Gallery is dedicated to showcasing significant contemporary Japanese art beyond Japan’s borders. Located in Verbier, Switzerland, the gallery promotes artworks by both established and emerging artists, aiming to highlight the richness and dynamism of the Japanese art scene.

With deep expertise in the Japanese contemporary art market and strong relationships built over the years with the artists it represents, the gallery offers an exceptional selection of high-quality original artworks.

AIFA.art

@AIFA Gallery

Anna Laudel was founded in 2012 and is now located in the heart of Beyoglu,
Gümüssuyu in Istanbul. Since the gallery's opening in 2012, Anna Laudel has been striving to become one of the leading dynamic contemporary art centres in Istanbul, yet to also represent a wide range of artists, in terms of social and cultural background, age and of course in terms of artistic styles and media.

Established by Anna Laudel with the intention of promoting Turkish emerging as well as established artists, but also a selection of international artists with for instance German or Italian backgrounds, the gallery developed a strong stance in the art world under the direction of Mr Ferhat Yeter.

Following its first location in Istanbul, Anna Laudel opened its second gallery in
Düsseldorf (Germany) in 2019 to further its international outreach. Soon after, in 2022, a third gallery was inaugurated in Bodrum, in the district of Zai Yasam, allowing for yet another audience and an interesting location to host mostly solo exhibitions.

annalaudel.gallery

@annalaudel.gallery

For this third edition of ceramic brussels, the gallery will showcase a group show by Anke Eilergerhard and Ertugrul Güngör & Faruk Ertekin.

Arsenic Galerie aims to explore the most primitive and intimate forms of expression of artists from diverse backgrounds and universes. All of them, on the fertile grounds of their unrestrained imaginations, express with energy, humour, violence, irreverence, and jubilation their sensitivity to the multifaceted realities of the contemporary world.

Arsenicgalerie.com

@Arsenicgalerie

Founded by Caroliny Pereira and Vladimir Matis, Galerie Brazil Modernist is based in Paris and is dedicated to Brazilian collectible design. The gallery explores the dialogue between historical modernism and contemporary creation, emphasizing the values of authenticity, rarity, and the richness of exceptional design.

Brazilmodernist.com

@brazilmodernist

For this third edition of ceramic brussels, the gallery will present a group show by André Ferri, Luiza and Nicole Toldi.

Founded in 2021, CHAxART is an intercultural initiative established by overseas Chinese in the Netherlands. It is dedicated to fostering meaningful exchange and integration between Eastern and Western cultures through the dual lenses of tea and contemporary art.

Positioned at the intersection of traditional tea culture and contemporary artistic practice, CHAxART engages both as powerful instruments for cultural dialogue, critical reflection, and embodied experience. Through a program of exhibitions, curated tea gatherings, and interdisciplinary collaborations across Rotterdam and Amsterdam, CHAxART brings together artists, scholars, designers, and tea practitioners to explore pressing themes such as migration, identity, heritage, and ritual.

By recontextualizing tea within contemporary cultural discourse, CHAxART offers a distinctive curatorial approach that bridges artistic practice and cultural heritage. Tea serves as a dynamic medium for fostering meaningful dialogue and exchange, encouraging deeper understanding and integration between Eastern and Western cultural perspectives.

chaxart.com

@chaxartxrtm

For this third edition of ceramic brussels, the gallery will present a group show by Dong Quanbin, Liu Langqing, Tong Xindi & Shen Ting, Xin Yaoyao, Xu Chaoqi and Xu Qun.

Founded in 2013 by Munich-born Esther Verhaeghe de Naeyer, Esther Verhaeghe – art concepts has evolved from a nomadic and experimental platform into a Brussels-based gallery known for its poetic and reflective curatorial vision. Conceived at first as a gallery without fixed walls, it embraced the challenge of presenting contemporary art in unexpected and transformative spaces — a concept that positioned it early on as an innovative and forward-looking voice within the Belgian art scene.
The gallery’s program centers on artists who explore fragility, impermanence, transformation, and perception, questioning how the invisible can be made tangible. These notions form the core of the gallery’s curatorial identity, guided by the belief that art reveals the subtle connections between inner and outer worlds.
Through thoughtfully curated exhibitions and international collaborations, Esther Verhaeghe – art concepts encourages meaningful dialogues between works that touch the intimate and the universal, often showing how vulnerability can become a source of strength and renewal. The gallery aims to create spaces for contemplation and exchange — places where art becomes a bridge between thought and emotion, between silence and presence.
We are part of a challenging world with fast changing paradigms. The artists represented by the gallery reflect and question our society. As a gallery we believe in the power of poetic images, those that allow us to reconnect with what we feel essential, first in ourselves, and in our relationship to the world around us.

estherverhaeghe.com

@Esthersartytrail

Format Oslo was founded in 1991 and is a leading gallery for contemporary crafts and design in Norway.

The gallery is an exhibition and sales venue of the finest artistic quality within the material-based arts. The gallery aims to strengthen the position of Norwegian contemporary crafts and design internationally and through working with both established and emerging artists the gallery reflects the various tendencies in contemporary crafts and design today.

The gallery’s goal is to challenge established norms while highlighting key values in the field by actively bringing a wider spectrum of artistic practices in material- based art to the fore.

format.no

@formatsolo

For this third edition of ceramic brussels, the gallery will showcase a group show by Heidi Bjørgan, Irene Nordli, Nils Martin.

Founded in 1984 in Ankara, Galeri Nev has presented more than three hundred exhibitions over the last forty years. Initially centered around Turkey’s ‘early modernists’ the gallery’s program gradually expanded to include artists from all subsequent generations, including the youngest. In the last decade, the gallery has dedicated particular emphasis on the practices of the artist women in its cohort and researched the effects of generational intersections, in addition to the convergence of different media and the influence of various exhibition spaces. These spaces dissipated to various hubs around the world with the gallery's participation in international fairs such as Frieze New York, The Armory Show, Photo London, and Paris Internationale. Additionally, Galeri Nev has amplified its presence in Turkey beyond Ankara through its annual ‘ephemeral’ exhibitions in Istanbul, deliberatly taking place at a different venue each time. Last year, the gallery continued its tradition of publishing art books, keeping its long-standing open-access library, and curating exhibitions that draw from both its own forty-year history and Turkey’s exceptional artistic productions and experiences. The year 2024 became a celebration of both Galeri Nev’s legacy and the broader history of art in Turkey.

Galerinev.art

@_galerinev_

For the third edition of ceramic brussels, Galeri NEV will share a stand with GALLERIST (tr).

Galerie Anne-Sarah Bénichou, founded in 2016 in Paris (Le Marais), represents 16 artists of different generations, French and foreign, emerging and confirmed. The great diversity of practices and origins of these artists contributes to promoting individualities with a singular view of the world, and to instituting a dialogue between different eras and varied art forms (painting, photography, sculpture, performance, installation and drawing).

Each exhibition seeks to question the sensibility of the world, and more specifically the place and form of contemporary art in our society. For the past nine years, the gallery has found its place on the french and international scene, among collectors and art professionals, by pursuing a single goal: a commitment to culture, the arts and artists.

annesarahbenichou.com

@galerieasbenichou

For this third edition of ceramic brussels, the gallery will showcase works by Juliette Minchin and Léonore Chastagnier.

Aurélien Gendras promotes the work of modern and contemporary sculptors. He has been based at the Marché Paul Bert in Saint-Ouen since 2015.

He is involved in both rediscovery, notably with the work of Anne Barrès, Michel Lanos and Georges Martin, and discovery, with around ten artists.

The gallery blurs the boundaries between decoration and contemporary art.

This has led to several collaborations around sculptural ceramic furniture, including fireplaces by Laurent Dufour, tables and mirrors by Mia Jensen and Clémentine Dupré, lighting by Denis Castaing, and vases by Patrick Crulis, while continuing a demanding quest with sculptors Wayne Fischer and Pierre Martinon.

aurelien-gendras.com

@aurelien_gendras

Founded in 1984 in Paris, the gallery has remained faithful to the impulse of its first exhibition dedicated to the graphic work of Robert Motherwell, by cultivating an abundant and rigorous relationship with its artists and their work.

Over the decades, the gallery’s identity has sharpened, while maintaining its motto : « nothing is forbidden » An ambition that he pursues with simplicity, building bridges and tirelessly promoting the artists he believes in.

In addition to organizing and supervising exhibitions, the gallery has developed an editorial vision. It publishes and co-publishes several books per year to accompany each visitor in their desire to learn more about the artists and their works. In doing so, Bernard Jordan brings to life an idea of art as a daily and long-lasting companionship.

galeriebernardjordan.com

@galeriebernardjordan

For this third edition of ceramic brussels, the gallery will present a solo show by Elmar Trenkwalder.

Elmar Trenkwalder will be the featured artist at this year's ceramic brussels 2026. Each year, ceramic brussels takes the initiative to invite an artist who will enrich the programme with their experience and perspective on contemporary ceramics.

The Capazza Gallery was founded in 1975 by Sophie and Gérard Capazza, located in the mysterious Sologne region – a 17th-century historical heritage site attached to the Château de Nançay.

This place is designed as a haven of peace, where you can discover the works of 98 renowned contemporary artists in a calm and natural setting.

Ceramics, prints, goldsmithing, painting, photography, sculpture, glass; the gallery permanently houses several hundred carefully selected works.

In recent years, the gallery has been taken over by Laura and Denis Capazza-Durand, who, together with their team, are committed to sharing their passion with you.

galerie-capazza.com

@galeriecapazza

For this third edition of ceramic brussels, the gallery will showcase works by Mia Llauder and Joan Serra.

Christine Colon Gallery was founded in 2006 and is located in the centre of Liège, at 12 rue Saint-Rémy.

At the head of the gallery is Christine Colon, supported by her son Pierre Hubeaux-Colon, who specializes in visual semiology. Together, they combine their expertise to ensure a rigorous selection and a coherent presentation of the represented artists.

The gallery’s program revolves around year-round in-house exhibitions. These may take the form of solo shows, duos, or group exhibitions, most often built around a central theme.

These events are sometimes directly connected to specific artistic initiatives organized by the city or by other institutions seeking to bring a particular dynamic to the cultural sector.

christinecolon.be

@christinecolon

For this third edition of ceramic brussels, the gallery will showcase a solo show by Daphné Corregan.

Founded in 1996, the Galerie du Don will celebrate its 30th anniversary next year. Since relocating to Don du Fel in 2007, it has become one of the leading players on the French ceramics scene, welcoming some 50,000 visitors a year.

It stands out for its interest in international ceramic art and the quality of its exhibitions.

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@ledondufel

Always in search of new perspectives, Pierre Passebon and Antonine Catzéflis, for the Galerie du Passage, present at Ceramic Brussels 2026 a selection that combines fidelity and openness. 

Two emblematic artists, Clémentine de Chabaneix and Muriel Persil, pursue an intimate exploration of nature and its metamorphoses. Étienne Pottier unfolds a sculptural bestiary inhabited by tension and resistance. Finally, Janina Myronova exhibits for the first time her singular characters, expressive and tinged with irony. 

This diversity of approaches reflects the Galerie du Passage’s constant desire to foster dialogue between sensibilities, to open new perspectives, and to continue the adventure of contemporary ceramics. 

galeriedupassage.com 

@GalerieduPassage 

For this third edition of ceramic brussels, the gallery presents a group show by Clementine de Chabaneix, Muriel Persil, Janina Myronova and Etienne Potier.

Galerie dudokdegroot was founded in 2015 by Nicole Dudok van Heel and Jedithja de Groot.

The gallery is interested in artists who explore the boundaries of their medium in various techniques: ceramics, photography, painting, video, three-dimensional art, and drawings. In its space in Amsterdam, the gallery shows eight exhibitions, mainly solo shows, per year. In addition, the gallery presents work at fairs and in exhibitions on location.

galeriedudokdegroot

@galeriedudokdegroot

For this third edition of ceramic brussels, the gallery will present a solo show by Delphine Courtillot.

Founded in 2011, Galerie Fontana is committed to developing a socially reflective program by presenting works across a wide range of media, including ceramics, textiles, painting, sculpture, photography, and large-scale installations. The gallery is distinguished by its presentation of high-quality artworks and specializes in contemporary art with a strong focus on craftsmanship, materiality, and refined technical execution.

The key element guiding Galerie Fontana’s choices is a strong personal connection with both the artwork and the artist. By exhibiting works, the gallery seeks to promote equality and bring together people from all nations around cutting-edge contemporary art. These convictions are reflected tangibly in its programming and at art fairs, where social values are expressed through contemporary and conceptual craftsmanship by leading international artists. With this approach, Galerie Fontana has succeeded in attracting a loyal group of private and public collectors, as well as international museums.

galeriefontana.com

@galeriefontana

For this third edition of ceramic brussels, the gallery will present a solo show by Carolein Smit.

Christophe Hioco has always been, above all, a passionate collector since his youth. His fascination with Asian art began more than twenty-five years ago, when he had the opportunity to live in Asia—first in Tokyo for three years, and then in Singapore.

In 2003, after thirty years as Managing Director at J.P. Morgan, he decided to dedicate himself fully to his passion and turn to the field of antiquities, first in London and later in Paris.

The selection criteria of Galerie Hioco are as demanding as those of the world’s leading museums, with particular attention paid to originality, quality, provenance, and authenticity. Christophe Hioco regularly seeks the advice of renowned independent experts in their fields and systematically employs the most advanced scientific methods to confirm the authenticity and integrity of the works presented.

More recently, Christophe Hioco and his son, Gildas, have developed a collection of contemporary Japanese ceramics, featuring sculptural works by artists already represented in major museums. Most of these artists enjoy excellent international visibility, both in museum collections and through significant exhibitions. Since 2010, the Metropolitan Museum of Art has dedicated several exhibitions to contemporary Japanese ceramics. In this context, Galerie Hioco strives to present a selection of artists with diverse profiles and practices, all representative of the vitality of contemporary Japanese ceramics.

galeriehioco.com

@galeriehioco

Galerie Judith Andreae is a contemporary art gallery based in Bonn, representing both emerging and established international artists working across painting, drawing, photography, video, sculpture, object art, installation, and performance. The gallery presents six to eight curated solo and group exhibitions per year and regularly participates in international art fairs, – most recently at Art Düsseldorf, SPARK Art Fair in Vienna, and Paris Photo, where the gallery has had particular success with solo presentations.

In addition, Galerie Judith Andreae collaborates with other galleries and institutions on temporary special exhibitions and supports projects in the fields of art in architecture and public art.

A significant milestone was reached in October 2024, when Katja Kamilla, the daughter of the gallery founder, joined the gallery and began leading it into its next generation. While continuing to honor the gallery’s roots and its collector base in the Rhineland, she is shaping a more internationally oriented and progressive program. This includes a stronger focus on emerging voices, such as the upcoming solo exhibition of an artist from Ghana in summer 2025.

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@galeriejudithandreae

For this third edition of ceramic brussels, the gallery will present a solo show by Janis Löhrer.

Founded in 1996, the gallery focuses on the many and diverse expressive possibilities of contemporary art in fired clay – from exquisite examples of vessel ceramics to sculptural pieces, all of which go far beyond traditional notions of "applied" art.

Against the backdrop of the bare stone walls of the gallery with their wabi-sabi aesthetic, each exhibition conducted in the context of the annual succession of spring, summer and autumn comes across as excitingly different and new.

The exhibits frequently appear in a dialogue with contemporary painting born of a kindred spirit. The programme of the gallery includes both German and international positions. In particular, the gallery is responsible for the artistic legacy of ceramic sculptor Klaus Lehmann, who died in 2016. Gallery owner Angelika Metzger would like to pass on to as many visitors as possible the motto: "Art is simply essential to me".

galerie-metzger.de

@galeriemetzger

For this third edition of ceramic brussels, the gallery will showcase a solo show by Norbert Prangenberg.

Since March 2001, the Galerie Michel Giraud has been located on the Left Bank in Paris, in the heart of the most renowned Ard Deco district. It has thus found its place among the most prestigious galleries presenting this period. Mr Giraud wanted to make his gallery a place of choice for collectors: he recreated the atmosphere of the interior of a 1930's era collector, who would share his discoveries and passions on a daily basis or during an exhibition.

Even if furniture has a proeminent place with a selection of works by Ruhlmann, Printz and Sornay, no artistic discipline is left out: in addition to the arts of fire with ceramics by Jean Besnard or Emile Decoeur and glassware, the gallery also exhibits sculpture and painting. Although dedicated to Art Deco, the gallery is also open to the Fine Arts of the 20th century: from Gustave Moreau's symbolism to contemporary artists.

galeriemichelgiraud.com

@galeriemichelgiraud

Founded in 2025, the Pauline Renard Gallery is a contemporary art space located in the heart of Old Lille, in a neighbourhood steeped in history, at the crossroads of the major European cultural capitals of Paris, Brussels, London and Amsterdam.

With eight years of experience as a partner in a contemporary art gallery, Pauline Renard is opening her own space with the firm intention of promoting the emerging French and Belgian art scene. The gallery offers a demanding programme combining solo and group exhibitions, promoting intergenerational and transdisciplinary dialogue.

With a background of five years at the Beaux-Arts, Pauline Renard's project is part of a committed approach: to put the artist back at the centre of the process of creation and exhibition. Through carte blanche and invitations to freely invest the space, the gallery encourages bold, critical and sensitive practices.

Painting, ceramics, photography, drawing: the gallery aims to be a broad prism of contemporary creation. This diversity of media reflects the richness of a curatorial vision faithful to a singular aesthetic line, supported by a relationship of trust woven with artists and collectors for nearly a decade.

@galeriepaulinerenard

Since 2018, Éditions Sylvain Courbois has been dedicated to producing books and artist multiples. Artists such as Julio Le Parc, Dorothy Iannone, Raphaël Zarka, Harold Ancart, and Michel François have been involved in various projects.

Since 2021, a gallery located in Lille has enabled the development of exhibitions around each new multiple produced. Among these exhibitions: Claudine Monchaussé in 2022, Michaël and Florian Quistrebert in 2023, and Raphaël Zarka and Christian Hidaka in 2024.

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@editions.sylvain.courbois

The Vallois Modern and Contemporary Art Gallery was founded by Robert Vallois in 1983.

Now spread across two spaces in the heart of Saint-Germain-des-Prés, at 35 and 41 Rue de Seine, it is adjacent to the Art Deco gallery founded in 1971 by Robert and Cheska Vallois.

Initially devoted to modern and contemporary sculpture, the gallery has gradually opened up to other media and now represents painters, photographers and sculptors from diverse geographical backgrounds. Ceramics occupy a prominent place in the gallery's programme.

Since 2012, Galerie Vallois has been particularly committed to promoting the younger generation of African visual artists, mainly from Benin and its diaspora. In 2015, the gallery financed the construction of the Centre in Abomey-Calavi, a multidisciplinary space dedicated to contemporary creation, as well as the Petit Musée de la Recade, which houses the most complete collection of these ancient sceptres from the Kingdom of Dahomey.

galerierobertvallois.fr

@galerie_robert_vallois

For this third edition of ceramic brussels, the gallery will showcase works by Antonio Segui, Lee Hoffman and Paloma Chang.

Galerist, founded in 2001, is a pioneering contemporary art gallery in Turkey. Since its early years, the gallery has established a reputation for nurturing the careers of distinguished Turkish contemporary artists and introducing their work to a global audience. Since 2011, Galerist has been located in Passage Petits-Champs, Pera, with the aim of providing visibility to Turkish artists living in Turkey and elsewhere. In addition to its main space, which dates back to the 19th century and provides 250 sqm of exhibition space, Galerist is present in different spaces on a project basis. Galerist also has an eagerness for and a wide spectrum of collaborative work; such as co-curating exhibitions off-site with other institiutions, welcoming other galleries/institutions to the gallery’s space for projects. Galerist attaches importance to equal gender representation in the visibility it provides through its represented artists and exhibitions. The gallery’s roaster portrays this equal representation as well as the vast array of careers the gallery encompasses.

Galerist.com.tr

@Galerist_tr

For the third edition of ceramic brussels, GALERIST will share a stand with Galeri NEV (tr).

Galleria Anna Marra is active since 2013. Located in the ancient Jewish Ghetto of Rome, its spaces are strongly characterized by minimal and contemporary architecture, which is reflected in the exhibition proposals, developed in close collaboration with internationally renowned curators, such as Larry Ossei- Mensah (Formerly Senior Curator of the Museum of Contemporary Art of Detroit, and Curator-at-Large at the Brooklyn Academy of Music), Alessandro Romanini (Co-Curator of the Ivory Coast Pavilion at the 2022 Venice Biennale), and Silvia Cirelli (Artistic Director and Chief Curator of "Creative Emergencies", and Curator of the Woman Biennal at the Museum of Art of the City of Ravenna).

The gallery's activity focuses on the promotion of emerging and mid-career talents, showcasing them through exhibitions in its own space and in public institutions, as well as participation in international art fairs and the publication of monographs and catalogs.
While maintaining a strong focus on Italian art, the gallery's main goal is to present international artistic research. With this intent, in 2016, it started a series of exhibitions dedicated to American artists, followed by an extensive focus on artists from the African Diaspora. Over the years, the gallery has expanded its offerings by presenting artists from South America, Africa, and the Middle East, with the aim of fostering cultural exchange and enrichment.

The overall vision is to focus on artistic expressions that address socio-cultural and geopolitical themes, such as the Black condition or the status of women.

galleriaannamarra.com

@galleriaannamarra

For this third edition of ceramic brussels, the gallery will showcase works by Andrés Anza and Dana Zvulun.

Founded in Florence in 2008 Galleria Antonella Villanova represents and supports international artists and designers who stand out for the multidisciplinarity of their research.

Encouraging dialogue between different disciplines, the gallery marks itself as a site of contact and contamination.

Exhibitions, publications and collaborations with cultural institutions have fostered the gallery's activities in the enhancement and promotion of the artists represented.

antonellavillanova.it

@galleria_antonella_villanova

For this third edition of ceramic brussels, the gallery will showcase works by Daniel Kruger, Nora Arrieta, Pol Polloniato and Keiyona Costanze Stumpf.

Han Collection, established in London in 2006, is dedicated to showcasing exceptional Korean contemporary art and antiques to an international audience.

Under the leadership of Jinsoo Park, the founder and Director, the gallery has become renowned for its meticulously curated exhibitions and participation in prestigious art fairs.

Located in Bloomsbury, Han Collection regularly hosts exhibitions that highlight the richness and diversity of Korean art.

hancollection.co.uk

@hancollection

For this third edition of ceramic brussels, the gallery will showcase works by Kim Dong-baik, Kim Sang-man, Lee Nam-mu, Park Seon-min, Park Young-ho, Shin Sang-ho and Shin Su-yeon.

Jarmuschek + Partner has been representing contemporary artists since 2004 and shows their works in Berlin, at external exhibition projects and at international art fairs.

Many of the works presented move in a tension field between figurative-representational and abstraction. In addition to the long-standing collaboration with the artists of the gallery, also young positions are discovered and promoted.

jarmuschek.de

@jarmuschekpartner

For this third edition of ceramic brussels, the gallery will showcase works by Helena Hafemann and Malwine Stauss.

Jonathan F. Kugel’s Contemporary Cabinet of Curiosities is a singular gallery located in the heart of Brussels’ Sablon district, housed in a neo-Flemish home dating back to 1888.

Founded by Jonathan F. Kugel, a descendant of a long line of art dealers, the space reinvents the tradition of the cabinet of curiosities by creating dialogues between contemporary art, ancient objects, and natural wonders.

Through thematic exhibitions, the gallery highlights contemporary artists who combine traditional craftsmanship with innovative artistic vision, while also presenting historical works selected for their authenticity and uniqueness. This unique venue offers an immersive experience where past and present meet, evoking both emotion and reflection.

jonathanfkugel.com

@jfkugel

køppe contemporary objects is a gallery & presentation platform for sculptural
objects at the intersection of art and craft.

Køppe Contemporary Objects was founded by architect Bettina Køppe, who has extensive experience as curator in the field of contemporary objects.

Køppe cooperates closely with a group of artists who share an interest in the inherent possibilities of materials and the historical qualities associated with traditional crafts and techniques. The artists share a passion for exploring the meaning of objects in relation to function and iconography. Another common feature of their work is their focus on combining tradition with interpretation and experimentation to create works that hold contemporary relevance.

Køppe Contemporary Objects is located in a beautiful house at Rønne Harbor in the island Bornholm in the Baltic Sea. The gallery shows 3-5 exhibitions a year and a selection of works from the gallery's artists is always on display.

contemporary-objects.com

@koppe_contemporary

Since its creation, the gallery has dedicated a significant part of its program to contemporary ceramics. With 8 ceramics exhibition only for the last two years, the gallery supports the development and the production of its 6 represented ceramists.

Based in uptown Brussels, La peau de l'ours is a contemporary art gallery founded in 2017 by Thomas Ghaye. From its inception, the gallery has made a name for itself on the emerging scene, with a particular focus on French artists.

Through its exhibitions, La peau de l'ours invites visitors to question the value of matter in all its forms and its profound impact on our existence.

lapeaudelours.net

@lapeaudelours

For this third edition of ceramic brussels, the gallery will present a solo show by Réjean Peytavin.

It was in the Sablon district of Brussels that Patrick Lancz opened his first gallery in 1991. A passionate admirer of the Belgian School — covering the Symbolist, Impressionist, and Fauvist periods of 1890 to 1930 — he also specializes in the Belgian avant-garde of the 1920s and the abstraction of the 1950s to 1970s. Patrick Lancz organizes two to three exhibitions per year with the ambition of offering a varied selection of artists whose works reflect a harmony of technique and color. These are enhanced by antique frames carefully selected to complement the works.
The rest of the year, the gallery walls host a variety of group exhibitions that change with the seasons.

The gallery's clientele includes both private collectors and public institutions such as the Musée d’Ixelles, the Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium, the Musée d’Orsay, and many international collectors. Patrick Lancz also participates in various fairs such as Fine Arts Paris & La Biennale, the Salon du Dessin, Antica Brussels, and Ceramic Brussels. The gallery’s mission is to highlight the richness of Belgian art from the 19th, 20th, and 21st centuries in all its forms: drawing, painting, sculpture, and ceramics.

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For this third edition of ceramic brussels, the gallery will showcase works by Marie Henriette Bataille, Finch William, Craco Arthur and Jan Cobbaert.

Antoine Laurentin comes from a family of collectors and was himself a collector long before becoming an art dealer. He opened his first gallery in 1991 on Rue Sainte-Anne in Paris. Since 2004, the gallery has been located at 23 Quai Voltaire, and in 2013, a second space was opened in Brussels, on Rue Ernest Allard.

Since its inception, Galerie Laurentin has specialized in modern art, organizing monographic exhibitions accompanied by catalogues.

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For this third edition of ceramic brussels, the gallery will showcase a group show by Reinhoud and Lionel Sabatté.

During the 1980s, Louis Lefebvre started working with his father in his role as a respected expert in Ancient Ceramics. He specialized in historical and large decorative pieces, and later Modern and Contemporary ceramics.

In 2009, Louis Lefebvre chose to re-focus the family gallery, created in 1880. He put in place the gallery’s first exhibition of new ceramics. Since, the gallery has explored contemporary ceramics and accompanied artists such as Roger Herman,Laurent Dufour, Shushank Shrestha, Isolina Minjeong or Joel Gaitan in their interrogation of the medium with a leitmotiv and passion to show the real permanence and renewal of Ceramics as a medium in contemporary art and Design.

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Founded by Baptiste Lopez, MALA Gallery is dedicated to modern and contemporary art, with a particular focus on the Second School of Paris. The gallery upholds the belief that the dialogue between 20th-century masters and today’s artists is essential to understanding the vitality of contemporary creation.

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For this third edition of ceramic brussels, the gallery will present a solo show by Pablo Picasso.

MBA Fine Arts aims to explore the field of 20th-century Japanese ceramics and to help make this field of creations, experiments, and traditions better known. All pieces come from private collections and dealers in Japan and are available for viewing by appointment in Paris.

Born out of a curiosity for impressive and complex pieces, MBA Fine Arts seeks to open up the world of Japanese ceramics to everyone by presenting works by both well-known and lesser-known ceramists, representing a century of innovation in the ceramic field.

Far from being mere accessories or utilitarian objects, these pieces are sculptures, conceived as works of art by artisans with an intense sensitivity to the material.

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For this third edition of ceramic brussels, the gallery will showcase works by Ryoji Koie, Nakashima Hirosh, Jinnai Sakata, Kazuhiko Sato, Akira Yamada.

Building on its unique expertise, NeC gallery has become recognized for what has now become its specialty: contemporary ceramics elevated to the status of sculpture and embedded in a dynamic of both technical and formal innovation.

The gallery’s commitment to promoting the ceramic medium has been supported by the energy of numerous international institutions, where most of the gallery’s artists are represented.

With collectors already captivated by the centuries-old expression of ceramics, NeC gallery has made it its mission to unite them around contemporary creations.
Today, the gallery focuses on and continues its search for new talents with the same commitment to coherence in its choices, supporting its collectors in building ever more innovative collections.

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For this third edition of ceramic brussels, the gallery will showcase works by Chiglien Wouter, Louise Hindsgavl, Car Richard Söderström.

NIKA Project Space serves as a platform for artistic discourse and experimentation and champions the work of female artists and curators. In addition to exhibitions which focus on conceptualization, abstraction, and philosophical inquiry, NIKA Project Space offers a critically engaged programme that emphasizes contemporaneity and dialogue through talks, performances, and educational initiatives. The gallery also hosts a research programme, inviting artists to create impactful new works that implement research-based and experimental creative processes, ultimately facilitating the exploration and portrayal of nuanced societal experiences and historical narratives.

In 2024, NIKA Project Space inaugurated a European location in the Komunuma art district in Romainville,on the outskirts of Paris. In Dubai, the gallery is located in Al Khayat Avenue, Al Quoz.

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Peach Corner is an exhibition venue for Danish and international ceramics. With varying curated exhibitions and a Wunderkammer – a Cabinet of Curiosities – showing specially selected pieces, Peach Corner presents many different approaches to the clay and a diversity of ceramic expressions. Peach Corner is a dynamic forum for artistic materializations in clay. In a high-ceilinged corner room in Frederiksberg, Peach Corner offers a platform for the full range of the ceramic field across crafts, design and visual arts.

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For this third edition of ceramic brussels, the gallery will showcase works by Bente Skjøttgaard, Gitte Jungersen, Karen Bennicke, Martin Bodilsen Kaldahl and Turi Heisselberg Pedersen.

Puls gallery, established in 2000 in Brussels, is solely dedicated to showing contemporary ceramic art. With an international clientele, Puls offers the best contemporary ceramic art available to the discerning collector, museums, and first time buyers.

The gallery was founded by Annette Sloth, herself ceramic artist - graduated from the world-renowned Danish Design School. She frequently serves as a judge, curator and docent at international ceramic events.

Puls presents several exhibitions a year, showing work of internationally acclaimed artists, alongside that of emerging talents putting their stamp on the next generation of ceramic art. Puls contemporary ceramics has its finger firmly on the pulse of 21st century clay art.

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QB Gallery was founded in 2014 and is an Oslo-based gallery for Norwegian and Scandinavian contemporary art, representing both emerging and established artists.

The gallery works with a broad range of practices within contemporary art, where ceramic sculpture is an important part alongside painting, textile and photography.

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For this third edition of ceramic brussels, the gallery will present a solo show by Andrea Scholze.

Rademakers Gallery, established in 2007 in Amsterdam, is a dynamic fusion of a contemporary art gallery and a creative agency, specialising in showcasing bold and outspoken works that merge visual art, textile art, Dutch design, fashion, and jewellery. With over 20 years of expertise, the gallery has earned a reputation for championing female artists and embracing a feminine, forward-thinking approach that blends sustainability with creativity. In 2025, the gallery is taking its mission further by focusing on inclusivity, with a special emphasis on the LGBTQ+ art community, sustainability, re-used and naturally- sourced materials.

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For this third edition of ceramic brussels, the gallery will present a solo show by Chris Rijk.

With a spirit that is both radical, impactful, transcultural, and vibrant, School Gallery has been championing established artists and emerging talents from all horizons for 18 years.
Over the past decade, ceramics have taken on an increasingly significant role in the gallery’s program, driven by largely self-taught artists for whom this medium has become the primary vehicle of artistic expression.

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For this third edition of ceramic brussels, the gallery will present a group show by Bachelot & Caron, Matthieu Faury, Muriel Persil, Onno Theelen and Safia Hijos.

Sealed Earth is the leading Greek gallery exclusively dedicated to contemporary ceramics, founded in Athens in 2020 by Loukia Thomopoulou. Nested near the Acropolis and additionally operating a nomadic satellite programming presence across the Greek periphery (especially the Cycladic islands), Sealed Earth has established itself as a dominant force in the national ceramics scene. The gallery bridges craftsmanship, fine art, and design, emphasizing experimentation and innovation through a program that features both emerging and established artists.

Committed to showcasing the richness and diversity of ceramic expression, Sealed Earth aims to position contemporary ceramics firmly within the broader international art market. Through exhibitions, residencies, and community engagement, the gallery supports a vibrant network of artists, collectors, and curators, fostering dialogue that connects tradition with experimentation, and the local scene with the global stage.

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SECCI Gallery develops a high-quality exhibition program and a distinctive, rigorous curatorial approach within the contemporary art scene.

In 2021, SECCI expanded its vision by opening its doors to post-war avant-garde art, beginning with a significant retrospective dedicated to Titina Maselli. This event also marked the beginning of important collaborations with Artist’s Estates.

Today, SECCI presents and develops a multidisciplinary program, able to integrate and make modern and contemporary art coexist, following the cross-cutting nature of art itself.
Additionally, this year SECCI relaunched of the “Novo” project under the curation of Marco Scotini. This new phase continues to explore social and cultural dynamics through engaging artistic practices, with a curatorial approach that critically reflects the complexities of our time.

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For this third edition of ceramic brussels, the gallery will present a solo show by Kevin Francis Gray.

SKOG is a partially self-managed art space located in Galgeberg, Oslo, founded in the autumn of 2022. The space actively prioritises exhibitions focused on material-based art and recently established artists. It views this as an important contribution to Oslo’s art scene. Its goal is to create a dynamic and unconventional art venue in the eastern part of the city.

The space considers it particularly important to provide emerging artists with access to exhibition opportunities. For this reason, it prioritises this group in its exhibition and residency programme. At the same time, SKOG believes that emerging and more experienced artists should exchange knowledge across generations and disciplines. The space actively fosters this interaction through networks and exhibitions. It often programmes one emerging artist alongside one more established artist in the same exhibition.

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For this third edition of ceramic brussels, the gallery will present a group show by Linda Morell, Nina Malterud, Daniela Bergschneider, Ebbe Arneberg and Eirik Gjedrem

Sorry We're Closed is a contemporary art gallery created by Sébastien Janssen in 2008. The focus of the gallery is upon mid-career and emerging artists from Belgium and abroad. Since 2021, the galerie is located in a four hundred meter square XIX century mansion, in the heart of the historic Sablons district. The gallery maintains a diverse exhibition program with solo exhibitions of the gallery artists as well as group exhibitions and special projects as editing artists jewels or books.

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For this third edition of ceramic brussels, the gallery will present a solo show by Julia Isidrez.

SPAX Projects was established with the objective to collaborate with young, emerging and more established artists working across different mediums and disciplines. Driven by an in-depth awareness of current artistic practices and a search for an original and unique aesthetics, SPAX projects is aimed at a broad and cosmopolitan audience having an interest in contemporary art.
Founded in 2022 by Xavier Gandon, contemporary art enthusiast for more than ten years, SPAX Projects provides artists with worldwide opportunities through specific art projects, collaboration with art galleries and participation to art fairs. While favoring long term collaboration with its stakeholders, SPAX Projects works on a project mode and has no permanent exhibition space.
So far, SPAX Projects has organized several successful projects aimed at introducing and developing the work of young female artists and advising them at the early stage of their professional career. It has collaborated with several galleries in Europe as well as in the US. Last, it has co-curated group shows in London and Brussels, working with several international artists and featuring ceramics, paintings and drawings.

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For this third edition of ceramic brussels, the gallery will present a group show by Hermann Grueneberg, Nathalie Campion and Sachi Moskowitz.

By opening Spazio Nobile in 2016 in the very lively and cosmopolitan neighbourhood of Place Brugmann in Brussels, art historians Lise Coirier and Gian Giuseppe Simeone have united their passions for design and art history, initiating an erudite dialogue between contemporary applied arts, design and photography. With no boundaries between disciplines, the visual arts interact with the fine arts. 

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For this third edition of ceramic brussels, the gallery will showcase works by François Azambourg, Marie Corbin, Foyer Brisé, Garnier & Linker, Eirik Gjedrem, Matsubayashi Hosai XVI, Katherine Huskie, Åsa Jungnelius, Liu-Chien Kuang, Laura Laine, Isaac Monté, Päivi Rintaniemi, Bela Silva, Piet Stockmans, Ann Beate Tempelhaug, Kiki van Eijk and Philipp Weber.

Delville Oriental Art is a distinguished gallery dedicated to assisting private collectors, institutions, and dealers worldwide in building meaningful and refined collections of Japanese art. Founded and directed by Didier Delville, the gallery benefits from his internationally recognized expertise, cultivated eye, and unwavering integrity.

With decades of travel and research across Asia, Didier has established deep and lasting connections within the world of Asian art. His personal journey began in childhood and has evolved into a lifelong passion that blends artistic excellence with emotional and cultural resonance.

The artworks presented by Delville Oriental Art exemplify exceptional quality, aesthetic harmony, and historical significance. Each piece is carefully selected to embody both beauty and meaning — objects that are not only collectible but also serve as reference works in their own right.

Delville Oriental Art is more than a gallery — it is a pursuit of harmony, beauty, and cultural depth expressed through timeless works of art. Thus, The Delville Collection was born.

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Thomas Fritsch opened his gallery specializing in French Decorative Arts from 1945 to 1970 at 6 Rue de Seine in 2004.

He is recognized as a specialist in post-war French ceramics. The gallery presents a selection of the "masterpieces of French ceramics from 1945 to 1970," most of which are unique. From Vallauris (Southern France) to La Borne (Central France), the gallery offers a diverse selection of rare or one-of-a-kind ceramics created by the most renowned ceramists of that period.

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Yodo Gallery was founded in 1960 by Yasuko Kotani, former Managing Director of Osaka Formes Gallery, which introduced Japanese audiences to Fauvism, the École de Paris, and Surrealist European artists. After the war, Kotani significantly contributed to the development of Osaka’s local and international art scenes, notably by organizing the city’s first solo exhibitions for Joan Miró and André Derain.

In 2008, YOD Gallery was established as Yodo Gallery’s contemporary art branch, with the mission of presenting new artistic values and expressions both to and from Japan. It has since supported local art scenes and emerging artists working with new media such as video, photography, and installation.

In 2020, YOD Editions was launched, focusing on cutting-edge young artists, street art, and edition works, promoting art mainly through digital platforms to enhance accessibility and inclusivity. Two years later, YOD TOKYO opened in Omotesando, hosting curated exhibitions and developing apparel pop-ups merging art and fashion.

In 2024, YOD Gallery inaugurated its new space at TERRADA ART COMPLEX in Tennozu, Tokyo. Continuing its 16-year legacy, the gallery reflects on the contemporary art landscape while remaining rooted in art history, showcasing artists and works that blend tradition and experimentation.

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Yvonne Hohner Contemporary is a gallery for contemporary art based in Karlsruhe. Founded in 2021 by Yvonne Hohner, the gallery sees itself as a platform for artistic positions that take up social, political or ecological themes and translate them into poetic and critical visual languages. It attaches particular importance to the personal signature of the artists and their ability to tell stories - not loudly, but with subtle emphasis and depth of content. The exhibition program ranges from young, up-and-coming art to established international positions. A wide variety of media are on display: from painting and sculpture to textile and ceramic art, digital and conceptual works. Yvonne Hohner Contemporary regularly takes part in important art fairs such as Art Karlsruhe, Positions Berlin and Contemporary Istanbul, thus attracting attention beyond the region. The gallery sees itself not only as a place of presentation, but also as a space for dialog - with artist talks, mediation formats and an open atmosphere that invites collectors and art- loving visitors alike. Here, art is not intended to distance, but to touch, stimulate and lead to reflection. With a keen sense for current themes and a clear curatorial line, the gallery offers an inspiring showcase for the diversity of contemporary art.

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Arnoldsche Art Publishers is one of the world’s leading publishers in the field of applied arts. In the field of contemporary ceramics, Arnoldsche works with internationally renowned ceramic artists and museums to produce publications of the highest quality, both in terms of content and design.

For Ceramic Brussels Arnoldsche Art Publishers will present 3-4 selected publications by leading international ceramic artists on the exhibition stand together with 3-4 high-quality works of art by each artist. This is an amazing opportunity to demonstrate the value and quality of the classic, analog art book in its importance and uniqueness as a great cultural value of mankind in today’s digital world. The resulting exhibition, entitled “Beyond the Pages – Books and Ceramic Masterpieces”, is all about celebrating the incredible craftsmanship of both books and ceramics and their interactions.

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Éditions Ateliers d’Art de France has as a mission to develop the recognition of the role of the fine craft workers in our society. They seek to share a perspective of fine crafts through the publication of art books, essays, technical books and through two magazines: Ateliers d'Art and La Revue de la céramique et du verre.

Atelier d'Art

Ateliers d’Art is the only French-speaking magazine fully dedicated to contemporary fine crafts. It reveals the talent and the imagination of fine craft workers and artists who both transform and exalt the materials they use. Through its debates, Ateliers d’Art also examines the multiple stakes surrounding this unique field.

La Revue de la céramique et du verre

By its cultural approach to art and technique, La Revue de la céramique et du verre bears witness, from an open perspective, to the evolution of contemporary design in the glass and ceramic arts, both in France and abroad.

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The Latvian Centre for Contemporary Ceramics, founded in 2011 and based in the historic Daugavpils Fortress, is the leading institution dedicated to promoting ceramic art in Latvia and the Baltic region. Alongside organizing major events such as the Latvia Ceramics Biennale, the Martinsons Award, and international symposiums, the Centre actively publishes catalogues that document and celebrate contemporary ceramic practices.

Its publishing activity focuses on artists from Latvia, Lithuania, and Estonia, with a mission to both archive the evolving history of Baltic ceramics and introduce emerging and established artists to a wider international audience. We produce at least five catalogues annually, including exhibition catalogues, solo artist catalogues, and thematic publications—distributed both locally and through international partnerships with major ceramic institutions.

As the first dedicated ceramic art publisher in the region, we are committed to developing this field and fostering global dialogue. We see Ceramics Brussels as a vital platform to connect with the international ceramics community and to showcase the richness of Baltic ceramic art on a world stage.

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