Gardiner Museum of Ceramic Art

This is one of those museums that has a niche collection of clay art. I’m not sure if these were in the permanent collection or not. Nevertheless it was very cool to explore these artists vision and fun. Aside from a nice restaurant the museum offered hands on clay for kids of all ages to experiment.
Harold Pramekamol - 3 weeks ago

IMPORTANT: This place allows visitors to pay as low as $1 per visit since they are currently in renovations. ____________________________________________ Never thought that I'd be so caught up in ceramic art from middle age Europe, but here we are. This gallery has every different and wacky type of ceramic ranging from ancient China to 300 years ago in Germany. It's almost like time traveling back in time but I can only see what the people of that era were eating off of; but still... Very cool!!! Family friendly, good atmosphere, educational. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!!
Elliot Schembri - 2 months ago

Next to the ROM (a Royal Ontario Museum- edited and corrected), the Gardiner Museum is at the top of my list in my books. They have well curated permanent and special exhibits that are interesting and awe inspiring. Even the building architecture is gorgeous with its modern cubic contours situated between heritage buildings. I went end of May 2024 and they had a special exhibit on local and International ceramicists. Beautiful pieces, delicate works of art. Sometimes they have talks by visiting professionals and experts which are wonderful, many topics to stimulate the mind and satiate the enthusiasm for art information. They have a stunning dining and patio area at the rooftop. Highly recommend paying a visit to this museum when they open in October 2024z
Anna M - 2 months ago

I didn’t know what to expect when I first looked this museum up, but I’m so glad I decided to check it out! Even though the museum is under construction, I was able to “pay what I can” to check out the second and third floor exhibits. The pottery and ceramics on display were breathtaking. I loved how there was a part that showed how chines porcelain was crate from start to finish, as well as showing
Rebekah Huber - 3 months ago

Has lots of porcelains and things to see about Asian, European Pots and Dishes especially in the 2nd floor… but this museum in quite small… that’s the only one which is bad….
is it Who - a month ago