San Francisco Ceramic Circle 2000 Program Information

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San Francisco Ceramic Circle 2000 Lecture Program

Date

Speaker

Lecture title

1/20/2000 Michael Knight, Curator of Chinese Art, Asian Art Museum, San Francisco Imperial Chinese Polychrome Porcelain of the 18 th Cerntury

2/17/2000
Susan Gray Detweiler, Author and Art Historian White House China

3/23/2000 Tracey Albainy, Detroit Institute of Arts The Dodge Collection of 18th C. Vincennes and Sèvres Porcelain

4/13/2000 Jonathan Horne, Dealer English Delftware

5/18/2000 Terese Bartholomew, Curator Himalayan Art and Chinese Decorative Art, Asian Art Museum, San Francisco Yixing Ware: Chinese brown stoneware from the16th century to the present

6/22/2000 Stuart Slavid, V.P. and Director of fine ceramics, European furniture and decorative art and silver, Skinners, Boston Observations from the podium - what's hot and what's not in the world of collecting Wedgwood.

7/20/2000
S.F.C.C. annual general meeting and Collectors Night ("Pot" night) with Anton Gabszewicz, Author and Ceramics Consultant
A lecture on "Fakes and Forgeries" by Anton Gabszewicz followed by an open forum for showing additions to S.F.C.C. members' and the museum's collections.

8/17/2000 Jeffrey Munger, Associate Curator of European Sculpture and Decorative Arts (from September 2000), Metropolitan Museum, NYC From Court to Kitchen: changing contexts of porcelain in Europe

9/21/2000 Dane Cloutier, art dealer, historian, writer and ceramic art consultant The Revolution of the Wheel: California Clay at Mid Century

10/3/2000

(Tuesday)

Letitia Roberts, Senior Vice President and Senior International Specialist, European Ceramics and Chinese Export Porcelain, Sotheby's, NYC

The Mottahedeh Collection

10/19/2000
Patricia Halfpenny, Director of Collections, Winterthur Staffordshire Pottery Figures

11/16/2000
Meredith Chilton, Chief Curator, George R. Gardiner museum of ceramic art, Toronto Harlequin unmasked: Porcelain and the Commedia dell'Arte in 18th century Europe

preliminary announcement

January26th and 27th 2001

San Francisco Ceramic Circle Biennial Seminar. Speakers are Selma Schwartz (Waddesdon), Ulrike Grimm (Karlsruhe Schloss und Gärten) and Rudolph Schnyder (International Academy of Ceramics, Zurich)

A program of 6 lecture exploring the 18th century use of fine ceramics for grand entertaining and other ceramics used around the house. Talk subjects will include Marie Antoinette's dairy, a Chinoiserie entertainment held by Maria Augusta at Schloss Favorite and the tiled stoves used for heating the grand Swiss houses of the 18th century.

Date	Speaker	Lecture title
1/20/2000	Michael Knight, Curator of Chinese Art, Asian Art Museum, San Francisco	Imperial Chinese Polychrome Porcelain of the 18 th Cerntury
2/17/2000	Susan Gray Detweiler, Author and Art Historian	White House China
3/23/2000	Tracey Albainy, Detroit Institute of Arts	The Dodge Collection of 18th C. Vincennes and Sèvres Porcelain
4/13/2000	Jonathan Horne, Dealer	English Delftware
5/18/2000	Terese Bartholomew, Curator Himalayan Art and Chinese Decorative Art, Asian Art Museum, San Francisco	Yixing Ware: Chinese brown stoneware from the16th century to the present
6/22/2000	Stuart Slavid, V.P. and Director of fine ceramics, European furniture and decorative art and silver, Skinners, Boston	Observations from the podium - what's hot and what's not in the world of collecting Wedgwood.
7/20/2000	S.F.C.C. annual general meeting and Collectors Night ("Pot" night) with Anton Gabszewicz, Author and Ceramics Consultant	A lecture on "Fakes and Forgeries" by Anton Gabszewicz followed by an open forum for showing additions to S.F.C.C. members' and the museum's collections.
8/17/2000	Jeffrey Munger, Associate Curator of European Sculpture and Decorative Arts (from September 2000), Metropolitan Museum, NYC	From Court to Kitchen: changing contexts of porcelain in Europe
9/21/2000	Dane Cloutier, art dealer, historian, writer and ceramic art consultant	The Revolution of the Wheel: California Clay at Mid Century
10/3/2000 (Tuesday)	Letitia Roberts, Senior Vice President and Senior International Specialist, European Ceramics and Chinese Export Porcelain, Sotheby's, NYC	The Mottahedeh Collection
10/19/2000	Patricia Halfpenny, Director of Collections, Winterthur	Staffordshire Pottery Figures
11/16/2000	Meredith Chilton, Chief Curator, George R. Gardiner museum of ceramic art, Toronto	Harlequin unmasked: Porcelain and the Commedia dell'Arte in 18th century Europe
preliminary announcement January26th and 27th 2001	San Francisco Ceramic Circle Biennial Seminar. Speakers are Selma Schwartz (Waddesdon), Ulrike Grimm (Karlsruhe Schloss und Gärten) and Rudolph Schnyder (International Academy of Ceramics, Zurich)	A program of 6 lecture exploring the 18th century use of fine ceramics for grand entertaining and other ceramics used around the house. Talk subjects will include Marie Antoinette's dairy, a Chinoiserie entertainment held by Maria Augusta at Schloss Favorite and the tiled stoves used for heating the grand Swiss houses of the 18th century.