Bianca Pintan is a Brazilian-born ceramic artist based in Australia, known internationally for her sculptural hand-built vessels, distinctive carved textures, and signature bold matte colour palette. Entirely self-taught, Bianca has developed her own approach to form, surface, and colour, inspiring artists across more than 60 countries through her workshops and courses.

Her work blends intuitive hand-building with refined surface design, encouraging artists to explore instinct, creative flow, and the beauty of simplicity.

https://www.instagram.com/biancapintan?igsh=MWgxczQ4aTh1d2N2NQ==

Saturday May 9, 2026 - 10:30am to 12:00pm

$165

In celebration of Mother’s Day, joins us for a floral workshop designed for all ages. Sign up your child and have them create a beautiful arrangement for that special someone that they are celebrating this Mother’s Day with. You are also welcome to attend alongside a loved one, each participant will create their own unique arrangement.

Please note: registration is required for each participant. Workshop will run with a minimum of 12 participants. To book your spot, email us at info@misul.ca

Kensington Market has long been defined by movement and making: waves of immigrants, artists, and independent shopkeepers have built a place where an array of cultures meet and celebrate one another — a place alive with exploration and discovery.

From the site where this wild clay was uncovered, a brewery and the well known community staple, St. Andrew Poultry once stood. Nearly two centuries later, as new foundations are dug for development, the raw clay has resurfaced — stirring questions about what came before, what remains, and what the future holds for this ever-changing neighbourhood.

The works in ‘Unearthed and (Re)formed’ are made from the urban earth, discovered just before it was built over. Each piece has been reformed, refined, hand-shaped, and fired — embodying the tensions of Kensington itself: change and continuity, pressure and possibility.

‘Unearthed and (Re)formed’ invites you to look beneath the surface — to see not only the soil, but the stories it holds. A tribute to a place in flux, shaped by history, pressure, and human hands.

Jennifer Yang, Kate Pitfield, Si Hoang, Vaneh Keshishian