Ceramic mural

Based in San Francisco, Anastasia Tumanova is a Russian-American artist with a unique style of working with ceramics, creating ephemeral

These six fine artists add new energy to California’s celebrated ceramics tradition.

When LA ceramicist Ben Medansky lost his studio in a fire, CERF+ stepped in to immediately disperse funds to get a new studio up and running.

Monumental bas-relief friezes by Charles Comfort, Central Station (French: Gare Centrale), 895 de la Gauchetiere West, Montreal. Central Station was the result of a Public Works construction program that began in 1938,. It opened on July 14, 1943. The station’s Departure Hall is decorated with the historic Charles Comfort frieze that illustrates the lives of Canadians, their industries, their activities and dreams for the future. Decorative elements and themes show people engaged in a wide…

Ceramic mural measuring 66in high x 52in wide x 2in deep.

The concept of this ceramic installation is to remind people that they are people, particles of this world, often we forget about it. It is the project about all of us, about each of us with his unique, personal opinion, will, feelings. It is close and cl…

When LA ceramicist Ben Medansky lost his studio in a fire, CERF+ stepped in to immediately disperse funds to get a new studio up and running.

Olivia Cognet's ceramic murals or bas reliefs reflect a dialogue between Art, Nature and Architecture embracing organic Brutalism.

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