Hank Murrow on mon 7 jan 02
Susan wrote;
>i just discovered (via malcolm davis) that not only is there a museum in
>fitchburg, MA, there's going to be a shino show there! i believe it is
>being curated by the same person who curated the recent shino show in new
>york, so this should be of interest to the new englanders on this list.
>
Dear Susan;
The show in Fitchburg IS the American Shino Show that opened at the
Babcock. Actually, it consists of around 45 of the 'major' pieces from the
American Shino Show. Then travels to the Hui Hui Arts center in Maui, and
possibly on to Japan. You can see some of the Babcock version of the show @
http://www.yakimono.net/tenran-w/ny22.htm
Regards, Hank Murrow
Susan Kosko on mon 7 jan 02
i just discovered (via malcolm davis) that not only is there a museum in fitchburg, MA, there's going to be a shino show there! i believe it is being curated by the same person who curated the recent shino show in new york, so this should be of interest to the new englanders on this list.
i received the following information from the museum:
Fitchburg Art Museum
185 Elm St.
Fitchburg, MA 01420
978-345-4207 x 306
Hours: Tues.- Sun. 12 - 4 p.m.
Members, students, and children free, adults $5, seniors $3
January
January 27 - exhibition opening 1-4 p.m. The three exhibits include:
American Shino: The Glaze of a Thousand Faces, curated by Lester Richter.
This exhibit includes pottery by a number of contemporary artists, each
exploring a wide variety of ceramic forms and mastering a glaze first used
by Japanese craftsmen in the 16th century and then rediscovered by American
potters in the 1970s.
susan kosko
new durham, nh
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