Jordan Danger works now at the gardiner museum shop

Just last month, I was invited to deliver a collection of work to the Gardiner Museum in Toronto, Ontario. The Gardiner one of the only museums in the world that is dedicated entirely to ceramics. It’s a gorgeous building right across from the ROM Museum.

If you’re in Toronto, pop in and see the gorgeous shop. Not all pieces are on display at the same time, so if you want to see everything they have, you can head to my website. I have all my available work (both from there and elsewhere) listed on my site with links to the contact information where you can purchase.

If you see something you want to purchase on my site, you can call them to purchase or reserve it. You can also check on their online shop, where a few items are usually listed. They do not publish all items online at all times, so if you don’t see the piece you want online, it’s still a good idea to call them.

Included in the works are several sculptural teapots, two very cool animal sculptures, a raku mouse burrow, and a raku-fired lamp—one of my adorable Baba Yaga houses on a hillside.

To be included at the Gardiner is a dream come true. It’s hard to express how much it means to be included with artists I admire in such a gorgeous space. If you have the chance to go see the museum, GO.