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Our mission is to promote education on visible arts, including modern art, pottery, ceramic and clay sculptures, and pottery design.

We accomplish our mission through educational articles. We want to help you create your own art and learn how to evaluate and appreciate it.

The Supreme Artistry: Exploring the Highest Form of Art

The Supreme Artistry: Exploring the Highest Form of Art

The expression or application of human creative ability and imagination is called art. The highest form of art is subjective and varies depending on one’s perspective. Some may argue that classical music, opera, and ballet are the highest forms, while others may argue that painting, sculpture, or literature are the highest forms.

Meet The Artabys Team

Our mission is to promote comprehensive education on visible arts, including modern ceramic art, pottery, ceramic and clay sculptures, and pottery design. We also feature educational articles on modern art, ancient art paintings, and drawings because this knowledge can applied to modern ceramic art. We want to help you create your own art and learn how to evaluate and appreciate it.

Hello there! I am Ed Shears, a professional ceramic artist and author at Artabys.com, a website dedicated to promoting visual arts education and awareness. I am responsible of all content of this site. My passion lies in creating unique ceramic wall art that breaks away from the traditional pottery made on a potters wheel. Contact: Ed@Artabys.com or LinkedIn

Meesh Switch is a multi-talented artist, author, webmaster, art critic and product manager at Artabys.com. With years of experience in the art world, Meesh is passionate about promoting visual arts education and supporting talented artists. Mentions: Meesh at PebasDesign.com Interior design ezine. Contact: Meesh@Artabys.com

Hello, I’m David Jackson, an artist and editor for Artabys.com. As a publisher for Artvilla.com, The Magazine of Modern Art, Poetry, and Music since 1992, I have extensive experience in the art industry. My latest artwork can be seen at SaleforArt.com, where I showcase my diverse range of contemporary art. Contact: David@Artabys.com or LinkedIn

Modern Art Visual Arts Education

Warren MacKenzie

Warren MacKenzie (February 16, 1924, Kansas City, MO and Died: December 31, 2018) was an American craft potter. Warren MacKenzie is noted for his basic, wheel-thrown practical pottery, which is influenced by Bernard Leach and Shoji Hamada’s Japanese aesthetic. He grew up in Wilmette, Illinois, the second oldest of five children, including his brothers, Fred … Read more

What Are The 3 Types Of Ceramics?

Ceramic or pottery may be divided into three categories: Earthenware, stoneware, and porcelain. Both pottery and ceramic are umbrella words for things made of clay, fired to hardness, and then decorated or glazed. The temperature at which the clay is fired will be the fundamental point of comparison between Earthenware, Stoneware, and Porcelain. Main Types … Read more