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Collecting Pottery & Ceramics, by Art Collector 11 on Jan 14, 2023 15:12:26 GMT 1, Ceramics such as Pablo Picasso Madoura Ceramics are becoming very popular at the moment. Sotheby’s is selling them at reasonable prices but they are still going for 4 times the price that they were selling for ten years ago. I believe since Picasso made different edition sizes, 600+ unique pieces and some
from editions of 100 and some from editions of 500, prices may vary. There are various pieces to buy, vases are the most expensive in general, with plates, tiles and smaller ash trays going for cheaper. Ash trays are the cheapest. There are many great examples online of how
To display these pieces in floated frames. Best of luck!
Ceramics such as Pablo Picasso Madoura Ceramics are becoming very popular at the moment. Sotheby’s is selling them at reasonable prices but they are still going for 4 times the price that they were selling for ten years ago. I believe since Picasso made different edition sizes, 600+ unique pieces and some
from editions of 100 and some from editions of 500, prices may vary. There are various pieces to buy, vases are the most expensive in general, with plates, tiles and smaller ash trays going for cheaper. Ash trays are the cheapest. There are many great examples online of how
To display these pieces in floated frames. Best of luck!
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Collecting Pottery & Ceramics, by Art Collector 11 on Jan 14, 2023 15:22:54 GMT 1, Ceramics such as Pablo Picasso Madoura Ceramics are becoming very popular at the moment. Sotheby’s is selling them at reasonable prices but they are still going for 4 times the price that they were selling for ten years ago. I believe since Picasso made different edition sizes, 600+ unique pieces and some
from editions of 100 and some from editions of 500, prices may vary. There are various pieces to buy, vases are the most expensive in general, with plates, tiles and smaller ash trays going for cheaper. Ash trays are the cheapest. There are many great examples online of how
To display these pieces in floated frames.
Still some of the most underrated Picasso or ceramic pieces in general.
Ceramics such as Pablo Picasso Madoura Ceramics are becoming very popular at the moment. Sotheby’s is selling them at reasonable prices but they are still going for 4 times the price that they were selling for ten years ago. I believe since Picasso made different edition sizes, 600+ unique pieces and some
from editions of 100 and some from editions of 500, prices may vary. There are various pieces to buy, vases are the most expensive in general, with plates, tiles and smaller ash trays going for cheaper. Ash trays are the cheapest. There are many great examples online of how
To display these pieces in floated frames.
Still some of the most underrated Picasso or ceramic pieces in general.
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Collecting Pottery & Ceramics, by its all about me on Jan 14, 2023 17:36:04 GMT 1, I've always found Katherine Morling's work quite interesting. Her black and white porcelain pieces have a rather whimsical Alice-in-wonderland feel to them. Her work often appears in the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition.
www.katharinemorling.com/sculptures/falling
I've always found Katherine Morling's work quite interesting. Her black and white porcelain pieces have a rather whimsical Alice-in-wonderland feel to them. Her work often appears in the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition. www.katharinemorling.com/sculptures/falling |
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Collecting Pottery & Ceramics, by yoss on Jan 15, 2023 2:10:22 GMT 1, I like the :funky pieces from Sharif Farrig and Joakim Ojanen
I like the :funky pieces from Sharif Farrig and Joakim Ojanen
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Collecting Pottery & Ceramics, by Vroom & Varossieau on Feb 15, 2023 16:09:31 GMT 1,
DAVID BRUCE
Infinity Banana
Glazed ceramic, 2022
30 x 15 cm
€ 3.250,00
David Bruce (1977) is a visual artist from
Paris working from his studio in Liege. He
discovered graffiti at the age of 14 while
commuting to different basketball courts to
play with other kids. On the trains he would
then see silver-coloured graffiti pieces and
get inspired by these moving artworks. His
first works were on the train tracks, but he
wanted to see his works "traveling", and so
he started spraying the trains himself.
"Graffiti pieces on trains are spontaneous
and fast." There is only a small amount of
time before the train starts moving again, so
the graffiti artists have to use only a few
cans at a fast pace while still making a visual
impact. It is like a sport, which reflects in his
visual references of various sports balls. His
graffiti style carries over in David Bruce's
studio works, where David combines acrylics
and oils with his trademark spray cans.
Together this creates a flat, playful style that
is colorfull and pleasing to the eye.
Since 2022, David has been an artist in
residence at Nike, while simultaneously
shown in various cities throughout Europe.
While his work translates well to murals and
streetwear, the beauty is truly emphasised
by the canvases. David Bruce has also
e x p l o r e d o t h e r m e d i um s i n c l u d i n g
sculptures, showing the creative versatility of
him as an artist.
DAVID BRUCE Infinity Banana Glazed ceramic, 2022 30 x 15 cm € 3.250,00 David Bruce (1977) is a visual artist from Paris working from his studio in Liege. He discovered graffiti at the age of 14 while commuting to different basketball courts to play with other kids. On the trains he would then see silver-coloured graffiti pieces and get inspired by these moving artworks. His first works were on the train tracks, but he wanted to see his works "traveling", and so he started spraying the trains himself. "Graffiti pieces on trains are spontaneous and fast." There is only a small amount of time before the train starts moving again, so the graffiti artists have to use only a few cans at a fast pace while still making a visual impact. It is like a sport, which reflects in his visual references of various sports balls. His graffiti style carries over in David Bruce's studio works, where David combines acrylics and oils with his trademark spray cans. Together this creates a flat, playful style that is colorfull and pleasing to the eye. Since 2022, David has been an artist in residence at Nike, while simultaneously shown in various cities throughout Europe. While his work translates well to murals and streetwear, the beauty is truly emphasised by the canvases. David Bruce has also e x p l o r e d o t h e r m e d i um s i n c l u d i n g sculptures, showing the creative versatility of him as an artist. |
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Collecting Pottery & Ceramics, by yoss on Jun 30, 2023 16:47:09 GMT 1, I have a few pieces that I love from Joakim Ojanen and Sharif Farrag...
I have a few pieces that I love from Joakim Ojanen and Sharif Farrag...
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Collecting Pottery & Ceramics, by Patrick 01 on Jun 30, 2023 17:03:49 GMT 1, Jake Clark
Jake Clark
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Collecting Pottery & Ceramics, by Manty on Jul 20, 2023 17:15:19 GMT 1, Its all got so confusing. where would I find 'post Your new art' and all the cool other stuff. The index has all gone. Its now 'new posts' or 'new threads'. Don't they know we are all old people and do not embrace change.
Its all got so confusing. where would I find 'post Your new art' and all the cool other stuff. The index has all gone. Its now 'new posts' or 'new threads'. Don't they know we are all old people and do not embrace change. |
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Collecting Pottery & Ceramics, by met on Jul 21, 2023 6:49:00 GMT 1, Its all got so confusing. where would I find 'post Your new art' and all the cool other stuff. The index has all gone. Its now 'new posts' or 'new threads'. Don't they know we are all old people and do not embrace change. 
Don't know about 'post Your new art', I'm afraid.
But all the cool other stuff is easy to locate.
If having difficulties, could there be an issue with your web browser?
Maybe try shutting down your computer and then restarting it again.
__________
In case it makes any difference, I'm using Firefox, and the Search options are working fine on my laptop.
These step-by-step instructions may also assist:
1. From the UAA homepage, just beneath the advertising banners and rows headed New Posts and New Threads, you should be able to spot the following four rows / subsection headings:
- Urban Art • Street Art
- Art For Sale
- Urban Art Auctions
- Framing • Art Restoration
2. Click any of the four subsection headings (it doesn't matter which one, because the end result is conveniently always the same).
This will take you to a new page.
3. Now, make sure you've scrolled all the way up the screen.
4. Can you see the very first thread, which has been helpfully prioritised?
Its title includes a reference to "TOP 10".
That is where all the cool stuff is found on the forum.
Its all got so confusing. where would I find 'post Your new art' and all the cool other stuff. The index has all gone. Its now 'new posts' or 'new threads'. Don't they know we are all old people and do not embrace change. Don't know about 'post Your new art', I'm afraid. But all the cool other stuff is easy to locate. If having difficulties, could there be an issue with your web browser? Maybe try shutting down your computer and then restarting it again. __________ In case it makes any difference, I'm using Firefox, and the Search options are working fine on my laptop. These step-by-step instructions may also assist: 1. From the UAA homepage, just beneath the advertising banners and rows headed New Posts and New Threads, you should be able to spot the following four rows / subsection headings: - Urban Art • Street Art - Art For Sale - Urban Art Auctions - Framing • Art Restoration2. Click any of the four subsection headings (it doesn't matter which one, because the end result is conveniently always the same). This will take you to a new page. 3. Now, make sure you've scrolled all the way up the screen. 4. Can you see the very first thread, which has been helpfully prioritised? Its title includes a reference to "TOP 10". That is where all the cool stuff is found on the fo rum. |
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Collecting Pottery & Ceramics, by timmyup on Jul 21, 2023 7:23:26 GMT 1, Who’s this by? I love it!
Who’s this by? I love it!
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Collecting Pottery & Ceramics, by Pawel on Jul 26, 2023 13:11:45 GMT 1, I'm not sure if having people inquire about these now is a good idea.
These look way less transparent than I thought.
I'm not sure if having people inquire about these now is a good idea. These look way less transparent than I thought. |
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Collecting Pottery & Ceramics, by concrete jungle on Jul 26, 2023 18:57:57 GMT 1, I'm not sure if having people inquire about these now is a good idea. These look way less transparent than I thought.
I'm not sure if having people inquire about these now is a good idea. These look way less transparent than I thought. Have to say that photo really makes me think the shift to the red from the orange was justified. Hope it looks like that in real life - agree the lack of transparency is a pleasant surprise! |
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Collecting Pottery & Ceramics, by Fuzzyduck121 on Nov 4, 2023 11:21:53 GMT 1, The Florian Gadsby show opens this weekend at YSP
Lots of originals for sale but mostly sold out in first 5 mins
His work is amazing
yspshop.org.uk/collections/florian-gadsby
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Collecting Pottery & Ceramics, by timmyup on Jan 22, 2024 9:40:59 GMT 1, I love this vase!
anyone have one for sale?
I love this vase!
anyone have one for sale?
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Collecting Pottery & Ceramics, by Urban Art Store on Jun 22, 2024 17:56:34 GMT 1, 
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We have these obscene planters that would suit any plant pot 😬
d pngWe have these obscene planters that would suit any plant pot 😬
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Collecting Pottery & Ceramics, by ck1 on Jun 22, 2024 19:45:38 GMT 1, d pngWe have these obscene planters that would suit any plant pot 😬
d pngWe have these obscene planters that would suit any plant pot 😬 Feel like I’ve been around long enough to know all the obscenities but twunt is a new one for me. Is it big in the UK? It has all the characteristics to be the next big thing in the US. |
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