This event took place live on March 30, 2021. A recording of the event is available on YouTube. You are invited to the first in a series of critical conversations dealing with the pressing issues of the day. Featuring Carl Grunfeld, MD–PhD and Ellen Reid. Hosted by Andrew Vosko, PhD. What can a Pulitzer Prize-winning […]
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Amy Santoferraro: Two on a Lot, Three on the Tree On View:June 4–August 22, 2021Reception:Saturday, July 10, 2021 at 4 PM Two on a Lot, Three on a the Tree is Amy Santoferraro’s site-specific installation in the Vault Gallery at AMOCA. The installation will include a number of live documentary explorations of Santoferraro’s installation process,
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Closing Reception for Making in Between: Contemporary Chinese American Ceramics February 18, 2021 • 4 PM (Pacific Standard Time) All good things must come to an end! Although we have not yet been able to welcome the general public to view this exhibition, the art must head to its next destinations. We are grateful to
Virtual Tour with Beth Ann Gerstein November 17, 2020 • 5 PM Pacific A new virtual benefit for AMOCA members! AMOCA’s Executive Director Beth Ann Gerstein led members live on Zoom for an exclusive gallery walkthrough of New Acquisitions: Julianne and David Armstrong. If you would prefer to RSVP for this event by email, send
Sascha Brastoff (1917-1993) was a performer, designer, and the founder of a successful production ceramics factory and line that operated in Los Angeles, California, from c.1946 – 1962.
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Sascha Brastoff (1917-1993) was a performer, designer, and the founder of a successful production ceramics factory and line that operated in Los Angeles, California, from c.1946 – 1962.
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Nicki Green is a transdisciplinary artist primarily working in clay. In 2009, she received a BFA in sculpture from the San Francisco Art Institute, and an MFA in Art Practice from UC Berkeley in 2018, where she is now teaching ceramics.
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Howard Kottler (1930-1989) was a ceramic artist and professor well known in the ceramic community for his masterful use of decals, which he manipulated and adhered onto store-bought porcelain plates. Born in Cleveland, Ohio, in 1930, Kottler attended the University of Ohio, where he received a B.A. in biological science and M.A. in ceramics before attending Cranbrook University to further his ceramic expertise. In 1964, Kottler began teaching ceramic at the University of Washington, where he remained until his death in 1989.
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