WSJ went inside Aardman Animation’s legendary film studio to learn how its beloved clay almost disappeared for good.

Londoners will be able to step inside the worlds of some Aardman classics in a brand-new themed immersive experience.

The show marks the 50th anniversary of Aardman, which also gave us Shaun the Sheep and Morph. Aardman founders Nick Park, Peter Lord, and David Sproxton pose with a few of their characters at the ...

Banquet for Fools is a fascinating project.

Jerry Seinfeld lost interest in making a clay animation episode of his era-defining sitcom when he found out Home Improvement already did one.

In the golden age of cartoons drawn on paper, two English teenagers began to bring clay to life. Half a century on, Aardman Animations is still crafting new characters by hand.

When Nick Park was creating Wallace and Gromit, he heard a woman call her dog the name of his beloved inventor, and it stuck, ...

LA aynth-pop artist Fur Trapper releases the music video for her latest single "Rot for Spite," a striking visual display created in collaboration with her sister Carla Rieffel, a talented clay artist ...

Join the Shaun the Sheep clay animation workshop in Ledbury on 7 March. Hosted by Ledbury Town Council with Aardman Animation ...

I think it's down to two choices. The Girl Who Cried Pearls and Butterfly. Both are clear stand outs for being beautifully animated and but Girl has a unique story and Butterfly is the Holocaust short ...

Although the film follows San Francisco-based ad man André Ricciardi from the moment he received his terminal colon cancer diagnosis through his passing, the film is as singular as the man’s ...