Mingei in America Part 2: a slide talk & conversation August 13

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For the second of our two talks on this topic, Henry Grosman & Theo Helmstadter continue to explore American studio potters of the twentieth century, mentioning a few favorites, or mentors, or a few whose work we feel is good to get to know.

Part survey and part history, this talk examines the relationship between art pottery and functional ceramics when Japanese aesthetics meets Bauhaus modernism in the age of American exceptionalism. 

The talk is free, please register though so we know you’re planning to attend.

Presenters: Henry & Theo

Time: Thursday August 13, 5:30pm - 7pm

Cost: 0

Location: Green River Pottery on Lena Street, Santa Fe (upstairs in the ‘A3’ studio)

Cost: Free. Please complete this registration so we know you’re planning to attend though

Limit: 20 people

For the second of our two talks on this topic, Henry Grosman & Theo Helmstadter continue to explore American studio potters of the twentieth century, mentioning a few favorites, or mentors, or a few whose work we feel is good to get to know.

Part survey and part history, this talk examines the relationship between art pottery and functional ceramics when Japanese aesthetics meets Bauhaus modernism in the age of American exceptionalism. 

The talk is free, please register though so we know you’re planning to attend.

Presenters: Henry & Theo

Time: Thursday August 13, 5:30pm - 7pm

Cost: 0

Location: Green River Pottery on Lena Street, Santa Fe (upstairs in the ‘A3’ studio)

Cost: Free. Please complete this registration so we know you’re planning to attend though

Limit: 20 people