CALIFORNIA POTTERY: From Missions to Modernism

San Francisco
Museum of Modern Art
July 20, 2001 - October 14, 2001

Platter, Rippled
May Hamilton de Causse and 
Genevieve Hamilton, c. 1936
Vernon Kilns, Vernon, California
Photo: Peter Brenner

Organized by guest curator Bill Stern, executive director of Museum of California Design.   For more information see our current exhibitions.
   

The MUSEUM OF CALIFORNIA DESIGN is the first institution dedicated exclusively to documenting California's role as a major American design center. Until the museum has a permanent exhibition site, MOCAD curators will mount exhibitions of commercially produced California- designed and California-made objects -- in clay, wood, glass, fiber, paper, metal, plastic and other materials -- which will travel to museums and other venues across the country. This will allow MOCAD to fulfill its goal of demonstrating how California design has reflected -- and often led -- our country's cultural and economic development. Bill Stern -- Executive Director

More information about Jane Bennison and Vernon Kilns will be found in California Pottery: From Missions to Modernism by Bill Stern, photographs by Peter Brenner published by Chronicle Books.

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