Pottery captivates art lovers

Sean Goodrich from Los Angeles explores the “Architectural Pottery: Ceramics for a Modern Landscape” exhibitat the American Museum of Ceramic Art in Pomona. The exhibit, which runs through March 2, explores the impact of mid-20th century architecture and design on Southern California ceramics artists. All of the featured artists’ background information was available for guests to learn more about the makers behind the art. / photo by Stephen Gilson Jr.
Sean Goodrich from Los Angeles explores the “Architectural Pottery: Ceramics for a Modern Landscape” exhibit the American Museum of Ceramic Art in Pomona. The exhibit, which runs through March 2, explores the impact of mid-20th century architecture and design on Southern California ceramics artists. All of the featured artists’ background information was available for guests to learn more about the makers behind the art. / photo by Stephen Gilson Jr.
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Stephen Gilson Jr. is a senior journalism major with a concentration in broadcast journalism. He is the arts editor for the Campus Times, a staff writer for La Verne Magazine and a staff photographer for both publications. He has previously been a staff writer, assistant editor and LV Life Editor for the Campus Times.

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