Lunchtime Lecture: How Syracuse Gave Birth to the Studio Ceramics Movement

Lunchtime Lecture: How Syracuse Gave Birth to the Studio Ceramics Movement
Ceramics are enjoying an astonishing resurgence in popularity. Ceramics seem to have finally broken through in the fine art world, and community studios are having a hard time meeting the demand for classes. Garth Johnson, the Everson Museum of Art’s ceramics curator will detail the astounding people and events that made the rise of ceramics as an artistic discipline possible.
Lunchtime Lectures are FREE with a recommended $10 donation. This Lunchtime Lectures will be hybrid, giving you the option to join us in person or virtual. If you are joining us virtually, you will receive an email from the Erie Canal Museum via no-reply@zoom.us the week of the talk providing you with a personal link to this secure event at least one hour prior to the event beginning. All registrants to the program will receive a recording of the talk following its completion.