Pictured: Wang Longfu, Grasp Revolution and Promote Production (detail), ceramic plaque. 1967. Collection of Fiona Chalom.

Exhibition Tour: Fired in Revolution

Wednesday, April 29, 2026 • 12:00–1:00 PM • In Person

Join us for a tour of AMOCA’s exhibition Fired in Revolution: Ceramics from the People’s Republic of China with Executive Director Beth Ann Gerstein.

Fired in Revolution considers how The Cultural Revolution was a unique movement within China’s history—a period of social, cultural, and economic upheaval caused by radical government ideology. It not only affected politics, but also the daily lives of the Chinese people. During the Cultural Revolution, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) closely controlled all forms of literature, art and media. The cultural realm was turned on its head, as artists were forced to change their imagery and styles or face serious consequences.

This exhibition explores Cultural Revolution ceramic production, specifically works made at Jingdezhen. Varied ceramic works, including molded figures, vessels, wall hangings, posters, molds, and sculptures, are presented in Fired in Revolution, which is on view in the Armstrong Gallery through May 3, 2026.

During the tour, you’ll go behind the scenes and learn about how this exciting exhibition came to be.

This in-person event is complimentary for Members. Would you like to renew or purchase a new AMOCA membership? Visit our membership page for details.

Bringing a non-member guest? No problem: just choose the $9 guest-of-member ticket for your guest(s).

Not a member but want to join the tour? We’d be happy to have you join us! Choose the $15 Tour Ticket option to reserve your spot.

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