Lori Leary on fri 16 sep 05
"Potter's Apprentice: Continuity and Mentorship in a Modern Tradition"
October 17 - November 20, 2005
Mahady Gallery, Visual Arts Center, Marywood University, Scranton, PA.
Reception October 22, 6-8 p.m.
This exhibition features a cross section of a contemporary ceramic
tradition. A variety of approaches to mentorship allow for continuity
in the work of an international community of ceramic artists. Works on
display are on loan from private, gallery, and nuseum collections, and
include pieces by Hamada, Leach, Cardew and selected potters from
successive generations of their lineage: Svend Bayer, Naomi Dalgish,
Michael Hunt, Warren Mackenzie, Randy Johnston, Jan McKeachie-Johnson,
Todd Piker, Zoe Poster, Douglass Rankin, Will Ruggles, Phil Rogers,
Tatsuko Shimaoka, Mark Skudlarek, Liz Sparks, Jordon Taylor, Michael
Thiedeman, and Noriyasu Tsuchiya.
An exhibition catalog sccompanies the exhibit.
This exhibition is curated by Jordon Taylor, a potter from Uniondale, PA
(and former apprentice himself) and is supported by PA Council on the
Arts, PA Humanities Council, TR Associates and the Margaret Briggs
Foundation.
Related Events:
Special Lecture by Paulus Berensohn
November 17th, 7 p.m. Comerford Theatre, Marywood University.
"Rooted and at the Same Time Free: Living Evolution in the Craft Arts"
Concurrent exhibits in the area:
William Tersteeg, at the Laura Craig Gallery, 307 Linden Street, Scranton.
Nannette Burti, "Sculptural and Functional Clay", Suraci Gallery ,
Marywood University.
Lori Leary, "Vessel Permutations", Mahady Gallery Lobby, Marywood
University.
Elements of Function: A Ceramics Workshop with Randy Johnston and Jan
McKeachie-Johnston
November 12 & 13, 2005, 9:00a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Insalaco Center for Studio Arts, Marywood University.
(Details in following email)
Visit Marywood at:
http://www.marywood.edu/
Lori Leary on fri 16 sep 05
"Potter's Apprentice: Continuity and Mentorship in a Modern Tradition"
October 17 - November 20, 2005
Mahady Gallery, Visual Arts Center, Marywood University, Scranton, PA.
Reception October 22, 6-8 p.m.
This exhibition features a cross section of a contemporary ceramic
tradition. A variety of approaches to mentorship allow for continuity
in the work of an international community of ceramic artists. Works on
display are on loan from private, gallery, and museum collections, and
include pieces by Hamada, Leach, Cardew and selected potters from
successive generations of their lineage: Svend Bayer, Naomi Dalgish,
Michael Hunt, Warren Mackenzie, Randy Johnston, Jan McKeachie-Johnson,
Todd Piker, Zoe Poster, Douglass Rankin, Will Ruggles, Phil Rogers,
Tatsuko Shimaoka, Mark Skudlarek, Liz Sparks, Jordon Taylor, Michael
Thiedeman, and Noriyasu Tsuchiya.
An exhibition catalog sccompanies the exhibit.
This exhibition is curated by Jordon Taylor, a potter from Uniondale, PA
(and former apprentice himself) and is supported by PA Council on the
Arts, PA Humanities Council, TR Associates and the Margaret Briggs
Foundation.
Related Events:
Special Lecture by Paulus Berensohn
November 17th, 7 p.m. Comerford Theatre, Marywood University.
"Rooted and at the Same Time Free: Living Evolution in the Craft Arts"
Concurrent exhibits in the area:
William Tersteeg, at the Laura Craig Gallery, 307 Linden Street, Scranton.
Nannette Burti, "Sculptural and Functional Clay", Suraci Gallery ,
Marywood University.
Lori Leary, "Vessel Permutations", Mahady Gallery Lobby, Marywood
University.
Elements of Function: A Ceramics Workshop with Randy Johnston and Jan
McKeachie-Johnston
November 12 & 13, 2005, 9:00a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Insalaco Center for Studio Arts, Marywood University.
(Details in following email)
Visit Marywood at:
http://www.marywood.edu/
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