According to Repeating Islands, Many thanks to Peter Jordens for sharing this news about collaborating, concurrent ceramic art exhibitions “After the Island: Caribbean Canadian Ceramics” and “After the Island: Ornament and Ceramic Practice in the Jamaican Diaspora” at the Gardiner Museum (located at 111 Queen’s Park, Toronto, Ontario), which opened on October 9, 2026, and will remain on view through April 25, 2027, and at the Museum of the African Diaspora (MoAD, located at 685 Mission Street, San Francisco, California) until May 30, 2027. As Peter points out, the artists are PJ Anderson (Canadian of Jamaican heritage), Jacqueline Bishop (Jamaican), Eddy Firmin (Guadeloupean), Manuel Mathieu (Haitian), and Sharon Norwood (Jamaican). See more information and links to the artists’ pages below. Description : Clay receives the gestures of the human body. Hands press, scrape, squeeze, and pour it. Forms are fixed by heat, b