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Monumental stoneware sculpture by noted artist Chris Gustin 1985
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CHRISTOPHER S. GUSTIN
EDUCATION
1970 University of California at Irvine; Irvine, California
1972-1975 Kansas City Art Institute; Kansas City, Missouri;
BFA; Ceramics
1975-1977 New York State College of Ceramics; Alfred, New York;
MFA; Ceramics
TEACHING EXPERIENCE
Current Professor Emeritus; University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth
1999-2000 Full Time Visiting Lecturer; University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth
1988-1998 Associate Professor of Design, Ceramics; University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth
1992 Centro de Art e Comunicaçao Visual; Visiting Lecturer (spring); Lisbon, Portugal
1985-1988 Swain School of Design; Associate Professor of Design; New Bedford, MA
1980-1985 Boston University; Assistant Professor; Boston, MA
1980 New York State College of Ceramics at Alfred, New York (summer)
1978-1980 Parsons School of Design; Instructor, Crafts Department; New York, NY
SELECTED HONORS
2005 Artists Fellowship Grant; Massachusetts Cultural Council;Boston, MA
The Geil Merit Award; NCECA National Exhibition; University of Maryland Baltimore
2000 Professor Emeritus; University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth
Cups of Merit Award; National Council on Education in the Ceramic Arts
1999 Artist Grant, Crafts; Massachusetts Cultural Council; Boston, MA
1998 Honorable Mention; Twelth Annual San Angelo National Ceramic Competition 1998; San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts; San Angelo, Texas
1996 Artists Award; Society of Arts and Crafts Artists Award Competition; Society of Arts and Crafts; Boston, MA
Third Place; Eleventh Annual San Angelo National Ceramic Competition 1996; San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts; San Angelo, Texas
1988 Purchase Award; The SIUE Clay National; Southern Illinois University at Edwardsville
1987 Crafts Fellowship; Massachusetts Artists Fellowship Program, The Artists Foundation
Purchase Award; 27th Ceramic National Exhibition: American Ceramics Now; Everson Museum of Art; Syracuse, New York
1986 Visual Artists Fellowship; National Endowment for the Arts
1980 Visual Artists Fellowship; Connecticut Commission on the Arts
1978 Visual Artists Fellowship; National Endowment for the Arts
1977 First Prize; National Ceramic Casserole Competition; Kitchen Port, Inc.; Ann Arbor, Michigan
SELECTED ONE PERSON EXHIBITIONS
2009 Sherrie Gallery; Columbus, OH (October)
2008 New Works; Sherry Leedy Contemporary Art; Kansas City, MO
2007 Embodiment; NCECA Conference; Lexington, KY (March)
2006 Embodiment; SOFA Chicago; Chicago, IL
Embodiment; Sherrie Gallerie; Columbus, OH
2005 Works Gallery; Philadelphia, PA
2003 John Elder Gallery, New York, NY
2002 Judy Ann Goldman Fine Arts, Boston, MA
2000 Works Gallery; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Judy Ann Goldman Fine Arts; The Alcobaça Series; Boston, MA
1999 Gallery Materia; Scottsdale, Arizona
John Elder Gallery; New York, New York
Paul Melon Arts Center; Wallingford, Connecticut
1996 Judy Ann Goldman Fine Arts; Boston, MA
1995 Works Gallery; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
1994 Manchester Craftsmen's Guild; Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
1992 Pro Art Gallery; St. Louis, Missouri
1991 Garth Clark Gallery; Los Angeles, California
1990 Garth Clark Gallery; New York, New York
Garth Clark Gallery; Kansas City, Missouri
1989 Pro Art Gallery; St. Louis, Missouri
1988 Garth Clark Gallery; New York, New York
Kalamazoo Institute of Arts; Kalamazoo, Michigan
Pro Art Gallery; Saint Louis, Missouri
1987 Objects Gallery; Chicago, Illinois
1986 Garth Clark Gallery; Los Angeles, California
Pro Art Gallery; Saint Louis, Missouri
1985 Garth Clark Gallery; New York, New York
1984 Ree Schonlau Gallery; Omaha, Nebraska
1983 Objects Gallery; Chicago, Illinois
1982 Hadler/Rodrigues Gallery; New York, New York
Paul Mellon Art Center; Wallingford, Connecticut
1981 Greenwich House Gallery; Greenwich House Pottery; New York, New York
SELECTED GROUP EXHIBITIONS
2007 Fire and Ash; Fuller Museum of Craft; Brockton, MA
Mark of Fire; Currated by Chris Gustin; Baltimore Clayworks, Baltimore, MD
Skin of Asia ; The 4th World Ceramic Biennale 2007 Invitational Exhibition; Icheon World Ceramic Center; Icheon, Korea
Legacy and Innovation in Contemporary Clay
The Dubuque Museum of Art; Dubuque, IO
The Timeless Vessel; The Society of Arts and Crafts;
Boston, MA
Contemporary Ceramics: A Dairy Barn Invitational;
Dairy Barn Arts Center; Athens, OH
Chris Gustin/Kevin Snip; Akar Design; Iowa City, IA (July)
Woodfire:The Art of the Kiln; currated by Chris Gustin;
Baltimore Clay Works; Baltimore, MD (September)
2006 The Perfect Collection II; The Fuller Museum of Craft; Brockton, MA
Two Media / Two Expressions; The Springfield Museum of Art; Springfield, OH
The Yixing Effect: Echoes of the Chinese Scholar; Holter Museum of Art; Helena, MT
Tea Time: The Art of the Teapot; Kalamazoo Institute of Arts; Kalamazoo, MI
Watershed 20th Anniversary Exhibition; Society of Arts and Crafts; Boston, MA
2005 NCECA Exhibition; Taipei County Yingge Ceramics Museum; Taipei, Taiwan
NCECA Clay National; University of Maryland; Baltimore, MD
The Program in Artisanry; Annapolis Gallery; Annapolis, MD
Rhythm and Breath; Loyola University; Baltimore, MD
Porcelain in the Anagama; Meredith Gallery; Baltimore, MD
Terra Sutra II; Montage Gallery; Baltimore, MD
Endless Variations: Shino Review Õ05; Baltimore Clayworks; Baltimore, MD
Particles and Passion, The Art of Clay; Academy Art Museum, Easton, MD
Contemporary Functional Ceramics; Fort Wayne Art Museum; Ft. Wayne, IN
Chris Gustin and Friends; Pewabic Pottery; Detroit, MI
Chris Gustin, Randy Johnston and James Lawton; LaCoste Gallery; Concord, MA
2004 Creations in Clay: Contemporary New England Ceramics; Currier Museum of Art; Manchester, NH
The Outrageous Home; Hunterdo Museum of Art; Clinton, NJ
The Art of the Collector; The Fuller Museum of Art; Brockton, MA
Tile: Matter and Motif; Baltimore Clayworks; Baltimore, MD
Forms; McMaster Gallery, University of South Carolina; Columbia, SC
The Fifth Armory National Ceramics Invitational; Armory Art Center, West Palm Beach, FL
The Ranch is at UM; University of Miami; Miami, FL
Mastery in Clay; The Clay Studio; Philadelphia, PA
Teapots: Object to Subject; Craft Alliance; St. Louis, MO
Teapots; Santa Fe Clay; Santa Fe, NM
2003 Clay Works: American Ceramics from the Everson Museum of Art; UBS PaineWebber; New York, NY
Boston UniversityÕs Program in Artisanry - 1975-1985; The Fuller Museum of Art; Brockton, MA (September)
Crafts Transformed - The Program in Artisanry; University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth; Dartmouth, MA (September)
Ceramic Faculty Selects: Clay from the Permanent Collection; Arizona State University Art Museum; Tempe, Arizona
National Ceramics Invitational 2003; University of Texas at Tyler; Tyler, TX
Summer Workshops ArtistsÕ Preview Exhibition; Santa Fe Clay; Santa Fe, NM
The Visiting Artists Exhibition; Worcester Center for the Crafts; Worcester, MA (August)
2002 International Teapot Exhibition; Yinge Ceramics Museum; Taipei, Taiwan
Mastery in Clay: New Work; The Clay Studio; Philadelphia, PA
Yankee Clay; The Slater Memorial Museum; Norwich, CT
Ceramic Cup Exhibition; The Society of Arts and Crafts; Boston, MA
For Your Collection; The Attleboro Museum, Center for the Arts; Attleboro, MA
Architectural Ornamentation: Fragments and Element; South Shore Art Center; Cohasset, MA
Anagama; Peck Gallery; Providence, RI
The Floor Show; Loft 122, Kansas City, MO
Postmodern Ceramics; Dolphin Gallery; Kansas City, MO
American Shino; The Fitchburg Art Museum; Fitchburg, MA
Clay Body Rhetoric: Ceramic Figures of Speech; Beech Museum of Art; Manhatten, KS
4x10: Ceramic Sculpture; The Phillips Museum of Art; Lancaster, PA
2001 The Yixing Effect; The Art Complex Museum; Duxbury, MA
American Shino; Babcock Galleries; New York, NY
Clay/Wood/Fire/Salt; The Ohio Craft Museum; Columbus, Ohio
Salt and Ash; Santa Fe Clay; Santa Fe, NM
2001: Clay Odysssey; Benefit Auction and Exhibition; Archie Bray Foundation, Helena, MT
Reunion: Wayne Higby and Graduates of the Alfred University Ceramics Program; The Clay Studio; Philadelphia, PA
2001: American Craft Odyssey; The RenwickGallery of the Smithsonian American Art Museum; Washington, DC
The Massachusetts Cultural Council Craft Grant Recipient and Finalist Traveling Exhibition;
The Society of Arts and Crafts; Boston, MA
Worcester Center for Crafts; Worcester, MA
The Berkshire Museum; Pittsfield, MA
2000 Color and Fire: Defining Moments in Studio Ceramics, 1950-2000; The Los Angeles County Museum of Art; Los Angeles, CA
2000 International Ceramic Art Exhibition; Shiwan Treasure Pottery Museum; Shiwan, PR China
American Ceramics; The Shanghai Arts Fair; Shanghai, PR China
Selections from the Allan Chasonoff Ceramic Collection; Mint Museum of Craft and Design; Charlotte, NC
Our Cups Runneth Over; Society for Arts and Crafts; Boston, MA
Couplets: Duality in Clay; The Clay Studio; Philadelphia, PA
The National Ceramics Invitational; The Armory Art Center; West Palm Beach, FL
Clay/Wood/Fire/Salt; Southern Highland Craft Guild; Asheville, NC
1999 Teapots; Sybarus Gallery; Detroit, MI
1998 RE: Form; The Fuller Museum of Art; Brockton, MA
Twelth Annual San Angelo National Ceramic Competition 1998; San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts; San Angelo, Texas
Made in Clay; Greenwich House Pottery; New York, NY
1997 IMMS - Atlantic Fusion; Trinity Buoy Wharf; London, England
Clay, Fiber, Metal, Wood Invitational; Schick Art Gallery; Skidmore College
Contemporary American Ceramics; Loveland Museum; Loveland, CO
1996 International Multimedia Symposium Exhibition; Lisbon, Portugal; Madrid, Spain
Eighth Triennial; Fuller Museum of Art; Brockton, MA
Sculptural Ceramics in New England Today; Boston Anthenaeum; Boston, MA
A Passion for Pots: Three Generations of Makers; Chester Springs Studio, Chester Springs, PA
Society of Arts and Crafts Artists Award Exhibition; Society of Arts and Crafts; Boston, MA
Myth, Madness, and Memory; Judy Ann Goldman Fine Art at Beth Urdang Gallery; Boston, MA
Eleventh Annual San Angelo National Ceramic Competition 1996; San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts; San Angelo, Texas
A Madcap Teapot Party at the Renwick; Renwick Gallery of the National Museum of American Art, Smithsonian Institution; Washington, DC
Crafts National 30; Zoller Gallery; Penn State University, University Park, PA
1995 International Multimedia Symposium Exhibition; Casa da Cultura da Horta; Faial, Azores
Keepers of the Flame; Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art; Kansas City, Missouri
1994 Orga-Morphic Clay; Foster Goldstrom Gallery; New York, New York
1993 Vessels: Constructed/Deconstructed; Beth Urdang Gallery; Boston, Massachusetts
From Our Vault to the Studio: New Work by Crafts Artists in the Wustum Collection; Wustum Museum of Fine Arts; Racine, Wisconsin
1992 The Eccentric Teapot; The Shigaraki Ceramic Culture Park; Shigaraki, Japan; Gallery Koyanagi; Tokyo, Japan; Seibu Department Store; Tokyo, Japan
1990 American Ceramics; Gallery Koyanagi; Tokyo, Japan
Contemporary Crafts: Ten Years of Collecting; Rhode Island School of Design Art Museum; Providence, Rhode Island
1991 Artists Visions; The Decordiva Museum; Lincoln, Massachusetts
Monarch Tile National Ceramic Competition 1991; San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts; San Angelo, Texas
The Tea Party; American Crafts Museum; New York, New York
1989 Ceramica No AR.CO (*); Museo do Azuleju; Lisbon, Portugal
Exposiçao - Ceramica Na Quinta De San Miguel; Galeria Municipal de Art; Almada, Portugal
Fourth Annual Monarch Tile National Ceramic Competition 1989; San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts; San Angelo, Texas
1988 East-West Contemporary Ceramics Exhibition; Art Center of the Korean Culture and Arts Foundation; Seoul, Korea (in conjunction with the 1988 Summer Olympic Games)
1987 27th Ceramic National Exhibition: American Ceramics Now; Everson Museum of Art; Syracuse, New York
Contemporary Ceramics from the Smits Collection; Los Angeles County Museum of Art
1986 Craft Today: Poetry of the Physical; American Crafts Museum; New York, NY
American Potters Today; Victoria and Albert Museum; London, England
1984 Platters; Southern Illinois University at Edwardsville; Edwardsville, Illinois
1980 Westwood Clay National ; Otis Art Institute; Los Angeles, California
1979 Marietta Crafts National; Marietta College; Marietta, Ohio
1977 Young Americans: Clay/Glass; American Crafts Museum; New York, New York
SELECTED PUBLIC/CORPORATE COLLECTIONS
Archie Bray Foundation; Helena, Montana
Arizona State University
Art Complex Museum; Duxbury, Massachusetts
Ceramics Monthly Magazine; Columbus, Ohio
The Currier Museum of Art; Manchester, New Hampshire
The Daum Museum of Contemporary Art; Sedalia, Missouri
DePauw Museum; Greencastle, Indiana
Detroit Institute of Art; Detroit, Michigan
Everson Museum of Art; Syracuse, New York
First Bank Systems; Minneapolis, Minnesota
Fuller Musum of Craft; Brockton, Massachusettts
Georgia State University; Atlanta, Georgia
The Graham Collection; Paul Melon Art Center; Wallingford, Connecticut
The Houston Museum of Art; Houston, Texas
Icheon World Ceramic Center; Icheon, Korea
Kalamazoo Institute of the Arts; Kalamazoo, Michigan
Kemper Museum of Art; Kansas City, Missouri
Los Angeles County Museum of Art; Los Angeles, California
Mint Museum of Art; Charlotte, North Carolina
Museum of Art and Design; New York, NY
New York State College of Ceramics; Alfred, New York
Racine Art Museum; Racine, Wisconsin
Rayovac Corporation; Madison, Wisconsin
Rhode Island School of Design Art Museum; Providence, Rhode Island
San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts; San Angelo, Texas
Shigaraki Ceramic Cultural Park; Shiga Prefecture, Japan
The Renwick Gallery of the National Museum of American Art;
Washington, DC
The St. Paul Companies; St. Paul, Minnesota
The Shiwan Pottery Treasure Museum; Shiwan, P.R. China
Victoria and Albert Museum; London, England
Taipei County Yingge Ceramics Museum; Taipei, Taiwan
University of Arizona Art Museum; Tempe, Arizona
Weber State College; Ogden, Utah
LECTURES AND WORKSHOPS PRESENTED
Anderson Ranch Arts Center; Snowmass, Colorado
Anderson Ranch Arts Center; Good Hope Plantation, Jamaica
Armory Art Center; West Palm Beach, Florida
Arrowmont School of Crafts; Gatlinburg, Tennessee
Baltimore Clayworks; Baltimore, Maryland
Bennington College
Berkeley Potters Guild; Berkeley, CA
Boston University
Brookfield Crafts Center; Brookfield, Connecticut
Bunnel Gallery; Homer/Halibut Cove, Alaska
Centro de Art e Comunicaçao Visual (ARCO); Lisbon, Portugal
Chester Springs Studio Center for the Visual Arts; Chester Springs, Pennsylvania
Clay Art Center; Portchester, New York
Cleveland Institute of Art
Cornell University
Cranbrook Academy of Art
Creative Arts Workshop; New Haven, Connecticut
Cutter Ceramics; Waltham, Massachusetts
Dallas Craft Guild; Dallas, Texas
Edinboro University; Pennsylvania
Fitchburg Art Museum; Fitchburg, Massachusetts
Georgia State University; Atlanta, Georgia
Greenwich House Pottery; New York, New York
Guilford Handcrafts Center; Guilford, Connecticut
Haystack Mountain School of Crafts; Deer Isle, Maine
Horizons; Williamsburg, Massachusetts
Jingdezhen Ceramics Institute; Jingdezhen, P.R. China
Kansas City Art Institute; Kansas City, Missouri
Lexington Crafts Guild; Lexington, Massachusetts
Manchester Craftsmen's Guild; Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Michigan Potters Association; Detroit, Michigan
Murray State University; Murray, Kentucky
NCECA Conference; Ann Arbor, Michigan (1979)
NCECA Conference; Atlanta, Georgia (1983)
NCECA Conference; Kansas City, Missouri (1989)
NCECA Conference; Cinncinatti, Ohio (1990)
NCECA Conference; San Diego, California (1993)
NCECA Conference; Baltimore, Maryland (2005)
New Hampshire Institute of Art; Manchester, New Hampshire
Northern Michigan University; Marquette, MI
Nova Scotia College of Art and Design
Parsons School of Design; Lake Placid, New York
Perkins Center for the Arts; Moorestown, New Jersey
Peter's Valley Craft Center; Layton, New Jersey
Pewabic Pottery; Detroit, Michigan
Philadelphia College of Art
Plymouth State College
Radcliffe Pottery; Cambridge, Massachusetts
Raritan Valley Community College; Somerville, New Jersey
The Red Dirt Studios; Washingtion, DC
The Renwick Gallery of the National Museum of American Art;
Washington, DC
Rhode Island School of Design
Rochester Institute of Technology
Santa Fe Clay; Santa Fe, New Mexico
School of the Art Institute of Chicago
School of the Museum of Fine Arts; Boston, Massachusetts
Sheridan College of Art and Design
Skidmore College
South County Art Association; Kingston, Rhode Island
Southeastern Massachusetts University
Southern Illinois University at Edwardsville
Spirit Square Center for the Arts; Charlotte, North Carolina
Taipai American School; Taipai, Taiwan
Taipei County Yingge Ceramics Museum; Taipei, Taiwan
University of Indiana at Bloomington
University for the Arts; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
University of Miami; Miami, Florida
Watershed Center for the Ceramic Arts; Newcastle, Maine
Wesleyan Potters; Middletown, Connecticut
Wichita State University; Wichita, Kansas
92nd Street YM-YWHA; New York, New York
SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
American Craft Museum; Craft Today: Poetry of the Physical; Weidenfeld & Nicolson Press; 1986
Arts Center of the Korean Culture and Arts Foundation; East - West Contemporary Ceramics Exhibition; Seoul Olympic Arts Festival Press; Seoul, Korea; 1986
Bodine, Sarah; American Ceramics Magazine; "Mocking the Strongman Image"; Volume 1, #2; 1982
Brown, Glen B.; Ceramics: Art and Perception; "Chris Gustin-Inverting Perception"; Issue #44, 2001
Clark, Garth; American Ceramics, 1876 to the Present; New York: Abbeville Press; 1988
Clark, Garth; The Book of Cups; New York: Abbeville Press; 1990
Clark, Garth and Watson, Oliver; American Potters Today; Victoria and Albert Museum; 1986
Del Vecchio, Mark; Postmodern Ceramics; Thames and Husdon, London; 2002
Doran, Pat; Art New England; "Ceramicist Chris Gustin"; April/May; 1994
Dormer, Peter; The New Ceramics: Trends and Traditions; Thames and Hudson; New York, NY; 1987
Everson Museum of Art; American Ceramics Now; Salina Press; Syracuse, New York; 1987
Ferrin, Leslie; Teapots Transformed; Guild Publishing, Madison, Wisconsin; 2000
Gustin, Christopher; Ceramics Monthly Magazine; "A Potter's Journey", Portfolio Section; December 1982
Gustin, Christopher and Fina, Angela (Editors); The Best of Pottery 2; Rockport Publishers; Rockport,MA; 1998
Lynn, Martha Drexler; Clay Today; Contemporary Ceramists and Their Work; Los Angeles County Museum of Art; Chronicle Books, San Francisco; 1990
Lauria, Jo; Color and Fire: Defining Moments in Studio Ceramics, 1950-2000; The Los Angeles County Museum of Art; Los Angeles, CA; 2000
Mathieu, Paul; Sex Pots: Eroticism in Ceramics; Rutgers University Press; Piscataway, NY; 2003
Nelson, Glenn, and Burkett, Richard; Ceramics: A Potter's Handbook; Harcourt College Publishers; 2002
Perry, Dr. Barbara; American Ceramics: The Collection of Everson Museum of Art; Everson Museum of Art, Syracuse, New York; Rizzoli, New York; 1989
Peterson, Susan; Contemporary Ceramics; Watson-Guptill; 2000
Peterson, Susan; The Craft and Art of Clay; Prentice Hall Publisher, New Jersey; 1991
Peterson, Susan; The Craft and Art of Clay, 3rd Edition; Prentice Hall Publisher, New Jersey; 2000
Peterson, Susan; The Craft and Art of Clay, 4th Edition; Prentice Hall Publisher, New Jersey; 2003
Rhodes, Daniel and Hopper, Robin; Clay and Glazes for the Potter; Third Edition; Kraus Publications; 2000
Rice, L. Robin; American Ceramics Magazine; Exhibition Review; Volume 12, Number 2; 1996
Rockport Publishers; The Best of Pottery; Rockport, Massachusetts; 1996
Ruescher, Scott; Anagama Firings at Chris GustinÕs; Ceramic Monthly Magazine; October 2003
Sager, Susan; Selling your Crafts; Allworth Press; New York, NY; 1998
Triplett, Kathy; 500 Teapots; Lark Books; Sterling Press, NY; 2002
Zakin, Richard; Ceramics - Mastering the Craft; Krause Publishing; 2001
Zhou, Guangzhen "Po"; American Ceramic Arts Today; People's Fine Arts Publishing House; Beijing, China; 1998
PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIP
Board of Trustees; Watershed Center of the Ceramic Arts; Newcastle, ME (current)
President, Board of Trustees; Watershed Center of the Ceramic Arts; Newcastle, ME (2004-2007)
Vice President, Honorary Trustee; Watershed Center for the Ceramic Arts; Newcastle, ME (2000-2004)
Board of Trustees; Studio Potter Magazine (1998-2003)
Board of Trustees; ArtWorks!; New Bedford, MA (2000-2003)
Advisory Committee; San Bao Institute of Ceramics; Jingdezhen, P.R. China (2000-present)
Honorary Trustee, Vice President, Board of Trustees; Watershed Center for the Ceramic Arts; Edgecomb, ME (present); President, Board of Trustees (1987-1990); Advisory Board Member (1990-1996)
RELATED PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCES
2009 Demonstator/lecturer; Aberystwyth Ceramics Festival, Aberystwyth, Wales, UK
2008 College Art Association; Conference Presenter; Dallas, TX
2007 Juror; State of Clay; Lexington Craft Center; Lexington, MA
2003 Jornadas Internacionales de Ceramica; Buenos Aires, Argentina - Conference Presenter
2000 The International Woodfire Conference; Invited Delegate; Shiwan, P.R. China
The Spirit of Porcelain; International Ceramics Conference; Guest Presenter; Jingdezhen Ceramics Institute; P.R. China
Juror; The Crafts at the Castle; Family Service of Greater Boston; Boston, MA
1999 Invited Participant; Salt Kiln Firing; Institut fur Kunstlerische Keramik; Hohr-Rrenzhausen, Germany
1998 Juror; The Best of Pottery 2; Rockport Press; Rockport, MA
1997 Juror; Artists on Their Own; Greenwich House Pottery; New York, NY
1996 Curator; Chester Springs Studio Invitational Exhibition; Chester Springs, Pennsylvania
Juror; Crafts at the Castle; Family Service of Greater Boston; Boston, MA
Company founded; Gustin Ceramics Tile Production; S. Dartmouth, MA
1995 Three week residency; Guest Artist, International Multimedia Symposium; Faial, Azores
1989 Five week residency; Ceramicas de Bernardo, Limitada; Alcobaça, Portugal
1988 One month residency; Centro de Art e Comunicaçao Visual; Lisbon, Portugal
1986 Co-Founder; Watershed Center for the Arts; North Edgecomb, Maine
1984 Facility and Scheduling Chairman; National Council on Education in the Ceramic Arts (NCECA); Boston conference
1977 Three month residency; Archie Bray Foundation; Helena, Montana
1970-1972 Manager/Foreman; Wildwood Ceramics; Pasadena, California
© Copyright 2000 Chris Gustin
- Dimensions:Height: 32.75 in (83.19 cm)Diameter: 16 in (40.64 cm)
- Materials and Techniques:
- Place of Origin:
- Period:
- Date of Manufacture:1985
- Condition:Very to excellent with a few minor scuff marks pictured.
- Seller Location:Palm Springs, CA
- Reference Number:1stDibs: U11010383501314
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