Ceramics of Brazil
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O Ateliê de Cerâmica is a collaborative ceramic studio of three artists in a historic house on the protected Praça da Liberdade urban ensemble in Belo Horizonte. The house operates as an independent gallery, putting ceramic work in dialogue with everyday life. Flávia Soares's book Corpo-Pote is among the works associated with the studio.
Ateliê Juma is a ceramics studio at Rua Conde de Itaguaí 28 in Tijuca, Rio de Janeiro, offering ceramic classes for beginners and workspace for amateur and professional ceramicists. It also provides co-working facilities and firing services for third parties.
Porto Alegre ceramics studio with resident artists, classes, workshops, shared workspace and kiln firings.
Agata Tomaselli hand-builds Ater Ceramica's wood-fired stoneware in Florianopolis, Brazil, each piece individually shaped by flame and clay. The Colecao Fogo e Afeto collection includes the Vaso Nevoeiro and Copo Nebula.
Ceramicists Maria Graciela Baigorria and Ana Paula Dreher shape miniature whitewashed churches, folk figurines and decorative plaques drawn from the Azorean life of the Ribeirão fishing village. The studio doubles as a community space, running free clay workshops for local children alongside its shelves of regional pieces.
Ceramist Marlene Vicente hand-builds decorative and everyday pieces at Morro das Pedras, several carrying motifs borrowed from the region's Carijó rock art. She finishes everything in non-toxic glazes and takes on personalised favours for weddings and events.
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