Ceramics and Pottery Arts and Resources

 

Annual Keramisto Pottery Fair

 

Keramisto is an annual pottery fair held over two days in the Netherlands at Milsbeek North, in beautiful surroundings next to a lake. Ceramicists from all over Europe are selected to present their pieces with 100 artists being chosen in 2012. The event is organised by the Noord Limburgs Pottenbakkers Collectief  (NLPC) and is held around mid March and attracts over 10,000 visitors. Among the numerous activities and festivities which includes music, a dedicated area is set up for some of the ceramicists to demonstrate their latest techniques and skills. There is also a judging panel that selects a ceramic artist for the Pot d’Or, which is recognition of the most outstanding ceramics display. Below is a collection of the artists that were represented from different countries in 2012. ( over 2 posts )

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Belgium

Frans Gregoor

Bibi Kriek

Christel Gourmet

       

Keramisto Ceramiic Fair

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France

Patrick Rollet

Southern French wood toothpicks collective – L’Alandrier

Southern french wood toothpicks collective – L’Alandrier

Philippe Buraud.

Stephanie Raymond

Alain Dejardin

Sylvie Piaud.

Sylvie Piaud

       

Sylvie Piaud

Wolf Catherine

Wolf Catherine

Natacha Brosset

Southern french wood toothpicks collective – L’Alandrier

Marie Debax

Ardine Spitters

Ardine Spitters

Lucie Becuwe

Lucie Becuwe

Lucie Becuwe

Martine Zelko Durrenberger

Martine Zelko Durrenberger

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Germany

Thomas Leganyi

Ahn Stephanie

Annette Wandrer

Antje Schwittmann

Christine Duncombe Thuering

Christine Duncombe Thuering

Christel Moehring

Christel Moehring

Elke Eder-eich

Enno Jaekel

Fritz Rossmann

Fritz Rossmann

Horst Goebbels

Horst Goebbels

Horst Goebbels

Ines Christoph Hasenberg

Ines Christoph Hasenberg

Ines Christoph Hasenberg

Inke and Uwe Lerch

Petra Bittl – 2011

Ute Grossman – 2009

Johannes Makolies

 Martin Mindermann

Monika Debus

Sabine Kratzer

Sabine Martin

Sabine Moshammer

Blogvanletty

An old pottery wheel from 1880

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The second post of Keramisto features Great Britain, Netherlands, Spain, Denmark, Poland, Czech Republic and Slovenia entries.

 Keramisto link HERE