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Indepth Arts News:
"California Pottery: From Mission to Modernism"
2001-07-20 until 2001-10-14
San Francisco Museum of Modern Art
San Francisco, CA,
USA
Organized by guest curator Bill Stern, California Pottery is an exhibition of
commercially produced ceramic tableware and home accessories made in California
during the first half of the twentieth century. These everyday objects feature both
abstract designs and narrative representations of the states culture.
Drawn
exclusively from California collections, the approximately 180 pieces in the exhibition
are a selection from producers throughout the state.
IMAGE:
May Hamilton de Causse and Geneviève Hamilton
Platter, Rippled
c. 1936
Vernon Kilns,
Vernon, California
Photo: Peter Brenner
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