An installation of ceramic peonies by Leo Wong. Leo Wong “My porcelain flowers are fired in a ceramic kiln at around 1300 degrees Celsius for two days after one month of slow drying process.

For almost 40 years, Carol Subbaiah has been adorning pots, vases, and tiles with her ceramic flowers and foliage ... Flowers in her garden, flowers at a wedding, her art would imitate life.

Flower pots, they are not. But Stephen Procter’s large stoneware garden vessels, some as tall as five feet and incorporating 250 pounds of clay, are nevertheless functional pottery — even ...

The flowers in Jonathan Baldock’s new exhibition are more likely to do that than most, because they’re not just plants, they’re almost human. His installation is filled with ceramic ...

In creating a garden at her home on Norwood Avenue and West Utica Street, she added datura, which blooms at night with large, showy, trumpet-shaped flowers, but also is poisonous and smells bad.

As a gardener, I’m always acquiring more ceramic planters for the garden. They’re great for adding color to areas where you can’t plant in the ground. But I was reminded this past winter ...

After some time overseas in her early 20s, she made up her mind to take the less-scary route of teaching art. Then, in 2018, a co-worker gifted Tanner some ceramic tools.

The New York Botanical Garden’s new exhibit draws inspiration from Vincent van Gogh for a colorful explosion of 18,000 sunflowers and other plants. Skip to content Skip to site index ...