On View :|: March 23, 2019 - March 21, 2021

Where :|: Weisman Art Museum, Minneapolis, Minnesota

Brief Summary from Weisman Art Museum Website

Curated by ceramic artist Randy Johnston The Persistence of Mingei: Influence through Four Generations of Ceramic Artists highlights the enduring ceramic tradition in Minnesota and of the strength of WAM’s collection, with additional pieces lent by collectors and artists. It also pays homage to University of Minnesota Regents Professor Warren MacKenzie and to his predecessors, students, and colleagues. A fully illustrated catalog accompanies the exhibit.

Also Exciting...!

The Weisman Art Museum has purchased my piece, Lift, to become part of their permanent collection using funds from the Warren and Nancy McKenzie fund, which is dedicated to the purchase of contemporary ceramics for the museum's permanent collection.

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Related Presentation

SHE/HER/HERSELF: Four Generations of Women and the Mingei Influence

Moderator: Rebecca Sive Panelists: Margaret Bohls, Linda Christianson, Maren Kloppman, Jan McKeachie-Johnston, Sandy Simon, Rhonda Willers

March 27, 2019

Video of the Conversation

Brief Summary from Weisman Art Museum Website

Join us for a special gathering at the Weisman Art Museum with women artists featured in the exhibition The Persistence of Mingei: Influence through Four Generations of Ceramic Artists. An informal conversation led by Rebecca Sive among the women potters in the exhibition, will focus on their ceramic practice, their relationship to the Mingei influence, and the role gender has played over four generations.

Photo credit: Rik Sferra

Title: Lift

Year: 2018

Collection of Weisman Art Museum