Tag: Jo Lauria
Women in ceramics taking over to inspire others
The American Museum of Ceramic Art is breaking ground with its latest exhibition and accompanying catalog “Breaking Ground: Women In California Clay,” celebrating 44 female artists who have defined and redefined ceramics over the past 100 years.
Exhibit blends tapestry with sculpture
The American Museum of Ceramic Art held a reception for the newest exhibition Connected Spaces with about 40 people in attendance on Saturday.
Wood fire ceramics show diversity of materials
The American Museum of Ceramic Art in Pomona is featuring Elaine Henry’s exhibition “50 Bowls, 50 States, 50 Woodfires,” of wood fire pottery – the oldest method of firing clay.
Artist’s legacy told through sculpture and woodfire
The American Museum of Ceramic Arts in Pomona hosted the opening of “Peter Callas: An Enduring Legacy,” on Saturday. Nearly 50 gathered for the event, which included a lecture by Callas, who specializes in ceramic woodfired, anagama kiln traditional artwork featuring 50 of Callas’ pieces, including tea bowls, vases and sculptures.
Bay area sculptors display personality, intellect
Personal narratives. Contemporary issues. Psychological explorations. Popular culture. These are just some of the things reflected in the "Mind + Matter" exhibition at Pomona’s American Museum of Ceramic Art.