Eirik Falckner, Kiosken. All images courtesy of Ceramic Brussels, shared with permissionAt Ceramic Brussels, an Eclectic Array of Works Offers a State of the MediumJanuary 16, 2025ArtCraftGrace EbertFrom Nobuhito Nishigawaras gilded drips to Andrs Anzas spiny forms that could seemingly scuttle away at any moment, an eclectic array of works go on view this month for Ceramic Brussels.In its second year, the annual gathering is the only international art fair devoted entirely to the medium. The 2025 edition will feature works by more than 200 artists around the globe, with a particular focus on contemporary Norwegian makers. Andres Anza, Galleria Anna MarraSpanning myriad aesthetics and processes, the fair presents a wide variety of approaches to and a sort of state of the medium. Some artists, like Eirik Falckner, push the boundaries of ceramic art even further by collaborating with bees to layer thick chunks of honeycomb atop a raw armature.Find some works slated to be exhibited at the fair, which runs from January 23 to 26, below.Nobuhito Nishigawara, Almine RechMarianne Huotari, Holster BurrowsDaphne de Gheldere, Spax ProjectsAndres Anza, Galleria Anna MarraNellie Jonsson, QB GalleryNellie Jonsson, QB GallerySamuel Yal, Galerie Ariane C-YLaszlo Borsody, ACB GalleryNext article