exhibitors

ceramic basel will bring together a tightly curated selection of 65 leading international galleries of modern and contemporary art. It will also make room for projects brought by dealers in historical art, when their presentation is of exceptional historical significance.

Two visitors leaning over a pair of ceramic sculptures on a white plinth. — 1/5Galerie Capazza, ceramic brussels 2026 © Geoffrey Fritsch

Visitors in front of finely worked white ceramic hangings, among them a bird with its wings spread. — 2/5Sealed Earth, ceramic brussels 2026 © Geoffrey Fritsch

A visitor in front of two abstract wall sculptures, one grey, the other green. — 3/5Peach Corner, ceramic brussels 2026 © Geoffrey Fritsch

An installation of printed banners hung from a circular structure at the heart of the fair. — 4/5Krjst studio, ceramic brussels 2025 © Geoffrey Fritsch

A multitude of small glazed ceramic beetles set out on a grey-blue ground. — 5/5Elizabeth Jaeger, ceramic brussels 2025 © Geoffrey Fritsch

The fair will occupy 4000m² of the Messe & Congress Center Basel, with stands from 12 to over 48m² set out in the open, airy exhibition design that is part of ceramic brussels’ DNA.

fire

The fire section gathers presentations of modern, contemporary and historical ceramics, and reaches beyond them to glass and the other arts of fire.

māteria

The māteria section presents work devoted to material in sculptural practice — from textile and wood to bronze.