Museum Ceramic Art

The Gardiner Pottery Museum (Gardiner Museum) is exhibiting works from the Venice Renaissance. There is a restaurant in the museum called Clay Restaurant. A valid vaccination certificate is required for entry. Online education programs are provided free of charge.

The pottery museum in downtown Toronto, near the subway station, adjacent to the Royal Ontario Museum (ROM), is full of permanent exhibits in the East and West countries of the ceramic development phases. There are also contemporary and modern special exhibitions. There is a small shop on the ground floor to buy local pottery works. There are dining facilities on the top floor. The basement is a studio for teaching. On Fridays, citizens can make an appointment on the same day to participate in the pottery experience class held on the afternoon of the day.

gardiner museum is located directly opposite the Royal Ontario Museum, close to the Ontario Parliament Building. There is a legged pottery at the door, which is quite interesting.

The Gardiner Ceramic Museum is the only museum in Canada that exhibits ceramics. It displays European ceramics from the 15th to 18th centuries and pottery from the ancient civilization-Mayan civilization thousands of years ago. They are properly placed in special exhibition areas. The primitive and plain shapes can provide people with some of the characteristics of that era. Japanese Ivanri works can also be found here. Enjoy the unique red color and you will surely be impressed.

Ceramic Art Museum has permanent exhibits of American ceramics from Mexico and Venezuela, ceramics from the 15th to 19th centuries in Europe, ceramics from China, Japan and other countries, and some interesting short-term exhibitions. There is a pottery studio on the ground floor. Those who like pottery art must visit the exit of Toronto Metro Museum Station.