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Forthcoming exhibitions include those focusing on contemporary porcelain and handmade ceramics as well as art made of stone, wood, wool and glass.

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Located on the front picnic grounds at the beautiful Maurice Car» rie Winery are craft vendors with wares that are handmade such as jewelry, paintings, and ceramics along with fun items like great handbags and designer - style sunglasses Open to the public, free admission

Just as farmers sell their produce outside Eastern Market, the artists who create the ceramics at Pottery on the Hill will stand by their handmade, one - of - a-kind pieces.

Showcasing 10 contemporary artists and artist teams, the exhibition features handmade works that employ artisanal processes and materials such as ceramics, crochet, casting, papier - mâché, collage, macramé, woodworking, assemblage and quilting to create lively works of art.

For this new commission they have created a display of industrial ceramic production and handmade objects developed with Granby Workshop as part of their community - led rebuilding of a Liverpool neighbourhood.

A functional work of art could be anything from a designer piece of furniture, a piece of jewelry, a handmade ceramic vase, or a sculpture that doubles as a coat rack.

In addition to the new site - specific floor pieces, Face (Geometry)(Naked) Eyes will also include over 100 ceramic and wooden sculptures produced between 1988 - 2016, many of which have never been exhibited before, as well as handmade ceramic beads suspended on thread.

As requested by the artist, we will be serving coffee refreshments in Chris Johnson's unique handmade ceramic mugs, available for purchase.

This portion of the exhibition — there are three, each with its own curator — was organized by the Chicago artist - gallerist Michelle Grabner, and includes the show's visual and material high point: a central gallery crammed with colorful painting, sculpture, and handmade objects as well as ceramics and textiles.

In other places, classic trompe l'oeil works like that of Richard Shaw's 1980 ceramic sculpture rub up against more ironic examples of the genre, such as Robert Gober's 1989 handmade bag of kitty litter and Steve Wolfe's 1994 - 96 box of books, both of which fool the eye effectively.

Don't forget to include some traditional Japanese decorative elements such as textured paper lamps and handmade ceramics.