My MonapartNuria Blanco, when every dish has its own story01/01/2024 by Olga SalaNuria was born in Madrid just over 40 years ago, and after finishing her studies in Fine Arts at the Complutense University, specialising in Engraving and Printmaking, she has not stopped experimenting with drawing, engraving, painting, photography... Over the years, she has surprised with remarkable exhibitions and has received numerous awards for her precious ceramic pieces, in which she pours her dreams and obsessions.Ceramics
My MonapartSampere. Handcrafted ceramics with Mediterranean character01/09/2023 by Olga SalaSampere is a brand of tableware to accompany the experience that chefs and restaurants transmit in their dishes. ArtCeramics
My MonapartBalbina: slow and minimalist art17/04/2023 by MonapartBALBINA: slow and minimalist art She is the creator of BAL LAB, a creative laboratory where she works with her own hands, combining her 3 great passions: art, design and photography. She was born in Mallorca during the 80's, listening to U2 and Red Hot Chili Peppers while she went to her weekly drawing lessons with Teresa ArtCeramics
My MonapartBlanca Olmos: handmade and contemporary ceramics21/03/2023 by MonapartBlanca Olmos: handmade and contemporary ceramics An activity to disconnect and connect with herself. Blanca has been working in the fashion world as a designer for years. As she says, it is a stressful and fast-paced industry, so she managed to find a haven of peace and tranquillity in the world of ceramics. ArtCeramics
My MonapartChichinabo: little stories in ceramics09/05/2022 by MonapartPatricia Lázaro, Chichinabo on Instagram, manages to capture in her ceramic pieces something as important and special as those little stories that happen to us in our lives. We'll tell you more about her below.ArtCeramics
Spaces and LifeSargadelos25/03/2010 by MonapartThere are objects that form part of our lives without attracting too much attention until suddenly, one day, wham, they hit you in the neck. Sargadelos could be one of these cases. Perhaps your grandmother had a strange bird-shaped figurine on her bedside table... Or your parents treasure a collection of vases in their living room... Ceramics
