Pictures Worth a Thousand Pots: Tracing Ceramics in Art
WebinarCeramics have been featured prominently in art throughout history.
Ima Hogg Ceramic Circle
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IHCC 45th Anniversary Symposium
WebinarSymposium featuring four programs
Functional vessels, sculptural forms, and narrative works: Contemporary Ceramics in the MFAH Collection
Lora Jean Kilroy Center, MFAH 6003 Memorial Drive, Houston, TXContemporary Ceramics in the MFAH.
TBA October
Speaker to be announced soon.
Highlights from Hillwood
Speaker to be announced soon.
The development of Dutch delftware from the 1600s to the early 1800s during the nation’s Golden Age
Lora Jean Kilroy Center, MFAH 6003 Memorial Drive, Houston, TXDutch delftware from the 1600s to early 1800s.
Ceramics Collection Field Trip
Field trip to home ceramics collection.
Ceramics for America! British Transferware for the New American Nation
Lora Jean Kilroy Center, MFAH 6003 Memorial Drive, Houston, TXBritish transferware and popular decorative patterns for American consumers in the New American Nation.
Clay: The Universal Artistic Medium, The Impact Asia – the Far and Middle East – has had on world ceramics
Lora Jean Kilroy Center, MFAH 6003 Memorial Drive, Houston, TXImpact Asia – the Far and Middle East – has had on world ceramics
Classically Inspired – The Black Basalt Sculpture of Wedgwood & Bently
Junior League of Houston 1811 Briar Oaks Lane, Houston, TXBlack Basalt of Wedgwood & Bently
On the Hunt: Seven Years of Ceramics for Bayou Bend
Lora Jean Kilroy Center, MFAH 6003 Memorial Drive, Houston, TXJoin curator Bradley Brooks to explore and discuss ceramic acquisitions for the Bayou Bend Collection, from the seventeenth century to the nineteenth, and from stoneware to porcelain, from identified needs to unexpected opportunities. This look at recent acquisitions will highlight the tremendous historical and aesthetic range of Bayou Bend’s ceramics collection.
Modern Times: Changing Styles of Newcomb Pottery
Lora Jean Kilroy Center, MFAH 6003 Memorial Drive, Houston, TXExplore the changing styles of Newcomb Pottery from 1896-1939, examining what clues the objects themselves reveal.