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Aspects of Ingenuity and Innovation: A Potter’s Perspective on VMFA’s Ceramic Art Collection

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MIDDLE PENINSULA FINE ARTS ASSOCIATION (MPFAA)

presents

 Aspects of Ingenuity and Innovation:
A Potter’s Perspective on VMFA’s Ceramic Art Collection

Thursday, January 18, 2024
7:15 PM - 8:15 PM
FREE

 From Greco-Roman pottery to Annabeth Rosen’s clay sculptures, the VMFA’s ceramics collection includes examples of not only great artistic achievement but technological invention as well. Greek red and black figure ware, Koran sanggam inlay decoration, San Ildefonso Pueblo black ware, high fire celadons, and Japanese tea ceremony vessels are but part of an enduring, endearing legacy. Steven Glass, VMFA’s Resident Potter, will discuss these various concerns as well as highlighting contemporary art issues through the lens of the Annabeth Rosen exhibition ” Fables. ”

ABOUT OUR SPEAKER

Steven Glass is the resident potter at VMFA, where he has taught since 1982. He has conducted pottery residencies in Great Britain and Korea and is a member of the board of the Cub Creek Pottery Foundation.

2022-2024 Executive Board:

Bill Fulton, President, Tish Grant VP/Program Chair, William Andersen, Secretary, Mike Ivey, Treasurer/Director, Will Grant Director, Ronda Bowden, Immediate Past Chair

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