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About the Item
PER MICHAEL BANNER: "Tales of Michaelman was conceived and named after Maureen and I attended a performance of the 'Tales of Hoffman' opera. The idea behind the concept was to do a set very grounded, therefore the flat bottoms on all the pieces. I was looking for a very horizontal forward moving piece, hence the sculpted back panels. The tray is sculpted along its edge to 'soften' the impact. We (Maureen and I) decided to not use any enamels, liking the stark, all silver look. It is a very strong piece and very functional. I like to hold up the pot with one finger under the handle to show off its balance. Balance is key to the design. The vesels not only hold and pour liquids, but they do so with the utmost care and grace."
PLEASE SEE BELOW FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT MAUREEN AND MICHAEL BANNER THEIR PHENOMENAL WORK!
PERMANENT COLLECTIONS
Fuller Craft Museum
Museum of Fine Art, Boston
Renwick Gallery,
National Museum of American Art,
Smithsonian Institution,
Art Institute of Chicago,
Peabody Essex Museum, Salem, Massachusetts,
Brauer Museum of Art, Valparaiso Indiana,
Mint Museum of Craft + Design, Charlotte, North Carolina
GRANTS and AWARDS
2009 Massachusetts Cultural Council, Artist Grant winner
2008 Fuller Craft Museum, Teapot Commission for the Permanent Collection
2006 Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, Purchase Award at Crafts in the Castle
2004 American Craft Council Distinguished Achievement Award, March 2004
2003 Massachusetts Cultural Council, Artist Grant winner one of two highly commended craft persons
2001 Best In Show, American Craft Exposition, Evanston
Judges: Professor Anthony Jones, Ruth T. Summers
2000 Society of Arts and Crafts, Artists Award , Boston
2000 Smithsonian Craft Show Honorable Mention
Judges: Bruce Hoffman, Lois Moran, Paul Parkman
1999 Massachusetts Cultural Council Artist Fellowship
1996 Founders Award, American Craft Exposition, Evanston
Judges: Gregory Knight, Michael Monroe
1995 Best In Show, American Craft Exposition, Evanston
Judges: Lucinda A. Barnes, Stanley Madeja
1995 Smithsonian Craft Show Award for Excellence
1995 NICHE Awards, Metal-One of a Kind
1994 Washington Craft Exposition Gallery Award of Excellence
Judges: Sarah Grusin, Maureen Littleton, Paul Parkman
Philadelphia Craft Show
1993 Rolex Prize for Excellence in Metals
1991 Cohn Family Trust Award for Excellence in Design
1986 Christofle Award for Metals Winter Park, Florida - Metals,
1984 Christofle Award for Metals Winter Park, Florida - Crafts
SELECTED COMMISSIONS Fuller Craft Museum, 2008
Temple Isaiah, Lexington Massachusetts
Congregation Beth Israel, Houston
Session and Congregation of the Wilton Presbyterian Church Commission for The Renwick Alliance 1996
and many private collections.
WORKSHOPS PRESENTED BY MICHAEL
2007-9 DeCordova Museum School, Lincoln, MA, Faculty
2000 Horizons
1998 Interlaken School of Art. Silversmithing
Michael J. Banner Kalamazoo Michigan 1939
Cleveland Institute of Art
Kenneth Bates Frederick Miller John Paul Miller
Western Michigan University BS
Kalamazoo College
Maureen Arnow Banner Chicago Illinois 1946
Berkshire Community College
Mark Milloff
Evanston Art Center,
Paul Wieghardt, Nelli Bar, Leo Segedin
Northern Illinois University
Art Institute of Chicago-Junior School
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- Date of Manufacture:Circa 2000's
- Condition:PRISTINE.
- Seller Location:New York, NY
- Reference Number:1stDibs: U1006018558354
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