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Casey Zablock has been a pillar of Guild Gallery since its inception. The Montana-based artist is known for his bold, brutalist ceramic forms, which have anchored three solo exhibiltions, in 2022, ’24 and ’26. You can now find select pieces of his at Roman and Williams Guild. by @guildgallery

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For more than 30 years, the Dutch sculptor Mirjam de Nijs has been transforming blocks of natural stone into curvaceous, often kinetic abstract sculptures using little more than her hands and a few rudimentary tools. A native of Amsterdam, de Nijs works from a studio she built on Zeeburgereiland, a small island on the outskirts of the city. The spare, open-air structure is surrounded by de Nijs’ sprawling collection of stones, providing her with an immediacy of inspiration and an ability to work in nature, away from the distractions of urban life. by @guildgallery

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The work of Dutch sculptor Mirjam de Nijs often combine smoothed stone with rough patches of rock and the marks of her toolwork—involving everything from spinning saws, to chisels, to delicate rasps—and morph endlessly as you examine them from different angles. by @guildgallery

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The self-proclaimed “Mad Potter of Biloxi,” ladies and gentlemen—George E. Ohr. The self-taught American ceramicist’s vessels are technical tours de force, unrivaled in the thinness of their bodies, the control way with which they are shaped—and, crucially, the ways they are misshapen. Ohr’s work is seen as a harbinger of the American abstract sculpture and pottery movement, a significant chapter in the history of American ceramics that rose to prominence in the mid-20th century. taken in Roman and Williams Guild by @guildgallery

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The work of Guild Gallery ceramicist @ludmilla_balkis in its element. by @guildgallery

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Enormous thanks to Casey Zablocki for staging his second show with us. We were honored to welcome him and his work from Missoula, Montana to our gallery on Canal Street.

DM or email for inquiries. by @guildgallery

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Trained in Korea and the U.S., Hyunsung Cho makes delicate, beautifully shaped goblets, glasses and vases in his glassblowing studio in Seoul, shown here. He was first introduced to glass while studying at Namseoul University in Cheonan, Korea and has continued to hone his practice as one of the foremost glassmakers in his native country. A limited supply of his singular glassware is still available at Guild Gallery. by @guildgallery

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The Taiwanese-born, Paris-based artist Han Chiao calls the black clay she uses to hand form her otherworldly ceramic vessels as “rough, untamed and a bit savage.” by @guildgallery

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Vasework, by Casey Zablocki. On display at Guild Gallery through July 10. by @guildgallery

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@maggie__wells crafts biomorphic ceramics from fragmented human forms and subconscious shapes. Hand-building each piece through repetitive refinement, she creates essential works that balance contemplative absurdity with a subtly comical edge. Her ceramics prioritize organic surface and shape over technical perfection. by @guildgallery

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Ludmilla Balkis sculpts minimalist ceramics that distill movement to its essence. Her monochromatic vessels, crafted from kaolin, pebbles, and local materials, capture nature’s quiet complexity through weathered whites and elemental forms. Each piece embodies a meditative exploration of material and movement. by @guildgallery

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The show goes on. @zablockiceramics at Guild Gallery has been extended through July 10. Please come see us. by @guildgallery

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