Exhibitions: Everson Museum of Art

Presenter: Ceramic Arts Network

In Sights & Ceramics: Exhibitions, we will take you on video tours of amazing ceramics exhibitions around the country, and possibly around the world! You’ll get to see works of ceramic art up close and personal, and in the round. This video highlights vast historical collection of American studio pottery at the Everson Museum of Art in Syracuse, New York. Have a look at an excerpt from the video above. CLAYflicks subscribers can view the entire video below!

Thanks to Garth Johnson and the Everson Museum of Art, and of course, to all the artists for creating the beautiful work in the collection!

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