Wonderful Humility: Four Centuries of Ceramics in the New British Galleries at The Met
WebinarThe 11,000 square foot galleries devoted to British decorative arts re-opened in March 2020.
Ima Hogg Ceramic Circle
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The Wonder of Ardmore Ceramic Art from South Africa
WebinarThe wonder of Ardmore Ceramics Art, a South African studio will be presented by Ed Pascoe.
Setting the Taste of the Nation: Dining with George and Martha Washington, presented by Amanda C. Isaac
WebinarCo-sponsored with the Silver Study Society, this event will showcase the silver and ceramics used by the Washingtons.
Return to Rienzi: Porcelain Story Continues, presented by Christine Gervais
WebinarCurator Christine Gervais will describe recent acquisitions made by Rienzi.
The Hetzel Collection of Japanese Ceramics; A Virtual Field Trip, presented by Maureen and Mel Hetzel
WebinarInsights into a Vision: How a Collection Evolves.
Worcester Porcelain 1751–1775, the Dr. Wall Period of Production, presented by Paul Crane
WebinarPaul Crane will chart the life of Dr. John Wall, founder of the Worcester Porcelain Manufactory.
Pictures Worth a Thousand Pots: Tracing Ceramics in Art
WebinarCeramics have been featured prominently in art throughout history.
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.