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Professor of Art History, New York State College of Ceramics at Alfred University ; Co-editor, Ceramics and Modernity in Japan

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日本の茶の湯、茶碗についての素晴らしい書籍です。

ALFRED CERAMIC ART MUSEUM に収蔵いただけたことを光栄に思います。
ありがとうございます。

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Book Launch: Path of the Teabowl
Edited by Meghen Jones @meghen_jones
Published by Alfred Ceramic Art Museum @alfredceramicartmuseum

Alfred University's own Meghen Jones will talk about Path of the Teabowl, a monumental book she edited in conjunction with an exhibition of the same name here at ACAM. Originating in China and developed in Korea and Japan, the teabowl has been a special category of ceramics for more than a thousand years. Path of the Teabowl illuminates the historical, geographic, stylistic, and conceptual trajectories of this iconic genre, tracing its evolution from the black and brown glazed bowls used by Song Dynasty Buddhist monks to the avant-garde explorations of contemporary artists worldwide.

When: September 18, 2026 at 4:30 pm
Where: Alfred Ceramic Art Museum at Alfred University

Purchase: https://go.hawaii.edu/taR
More info: https://go.hawaii.edu/RNA

#Teabowl #Ceramics #CeramicArt #ArtHistory

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It was our pleasure to have Professor Meghen Jones @meghen_jones share with us her recent interviews and studio visits with current “Holders of Important Intangible Cultural Property,” or “Living National Treasure” designees, accompanied by beautiful photos, videos, and many insightful quotes from these distinguished ceramicists.

Professor Jones' visit to Los Angeles was made possible by Shinso Ito Center for Japanese Religions & Culture, University of Southern California. Thank you, Dr. Rebecca Corbett @rebeccacorbettea for coordinating this program with us!

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Congratulations to faculty members Linda Sikora and Meghen Jones who have been honored with 2024 SUNY Chancellor’s Awards. Sikora, Professor of Ceramic Art, received the Chancellor’s Award for Excellence in Teaching, and Jones, Associate Professor of Art History, has received a Chancellor’s Award for Excellence in Scholarship and Creative Activities.
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The Chancellor’s Award for Excellence in Teaching recognizes demonstrated superb skill in teaching and the Chancellor’s Award for Excellence in Scholarship and Creative Activities was developed by faculty for faculty who have demonstrated a record of sustained scholarship in the sciences, humanities, and professional studies, or consistent creative productivity in the fine and performing arts.
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This spring, Linda Sikora was also designated as a Kruson Distinguished Professor, and was awarded the Joseph Kruson Trust Fund Award for Excellence in Teaching and the Faculty Scholar Award during the annual Honors Convocation.
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@SUNY @alfredceramics @arthistoryatalfredu @alfreduniversity #newyorkstatecollegeofceramics #alfredmentorship #nysccresearch

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An impulsive first 5k race.
#hotdogday

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MASHQ is open till November 18th 2023 @sculpturespacenyc
Tuesday-Saturday 2 pm to 8 pm
info@sculpturespacenyc.com
47-21 35th Street
Near 33rd Street/ Rawson Street Stop on 7 Train
Long Island City, NY 11101

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Meghen Jones, Associate Professor of Art History, Alfred University, NY, US, sent her pre-recorded presentation for the public launch, and we shared it on the day.

There are full of insightful comments in this just three minutes video.

#hiroeswen #meghen_jones#japanesepottery#japaneseceramics#womenceramicists #womenpotters#hiroeswenpotter#womenartists #australianceramics #australianpottery #australianpotter #australianpotters #handbiltceramics#handbuiltpottery

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Social media has usurped the role of “Letter to the Editor,” making the tradition of taking a slow moment to pen a reply all but obsolete. Is there a way to bring back the exchange of the “Letter to the Editor” section.
Marina Bolotnikova, writing “In the age of social media blasts, what’s the point of letters to the editor?” for the Poynter Institute for Media Studies, a non-profit journalism school and research organization in St. Petersburg, Florida, gets to a probable game plan in her May 2022 article:
“When Settler Becomes Native” examines the claim that all Jewish people are native to Israel, but Daniel Delgado, who is Quechua and Jewish, thought the piece used anti-Indigenous language and erased Native Jews. “Jewish Natives are already invisibilized in the Jewish community. Yet our voices and experiences are of critical relevance to this conversation,” he wrote in a Twitter thread in November. [The magazine] asked Delgado if he’d turn it into a letter to the editor. “We do that all the time,” editor-in-chief Arielle Angel said. “Our older readers will write letters, but younger folks need to be invited and told that the thing that they just published on the internet is also a letter and can be integrated into the conversation the magazine is having.”
This summer we have been looking at the concept of retirement through various lenses. In the August issue, Harrison Levenstein carries that conversation forward with “An Unconventional Life.” He boldly puts forward new ideas and asks us to release the romance of the isolate potter. 2021 National Juried Student Exhibition Merit Award recipient, eM Irvin, delivers a manifesto with, “A Gate and its Keepers.” They ask us to reexamine the binary of success and failure, breaking established formats throughout the text. Richard Nickel has collaborated with Zuzka Vaclavik to illustrate and animate a poem from Homer, “The Kiln” that reminds us of the precarious and fickle nature of transactional, commodified relationships. Meghen Jones introduces, "Listening to Clay: Conversations with Contemporary Japanese Voices." Readers can witness a new generation finding their own way to respect the past and change the future.

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Dive into the Crocker's spectacular exhibition "Hands and Earth: Contemporary Japanese Ceramics" with Associate Professor of Art History at @alfreduniversity and Japanese Ceramics scholar @meghen_jones this Thursday at 5 PM PST on Zoom.

Click the link in our bio to register and join us from the comfort of your home.
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Hashimoto Machiko (Japanese, born 1986), "Shining Moment," 2012. Cobalt blue glazed porcelain, 13 13/16 x 17 11/16 x 16 1/8 in. Collection of Carol and Jeffrey Horvitz, JC2017.027. © Hashimoto Machiko, photo courtesy of the Sokyo Gallery.
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#japaneseceramics #ceramics #avantgarde #sacramento #thingstodoinsacramento #onviewnow #hashimotomachiko #contemporaryceramics #contemporaryceramicsculpture #scupltureart #japaneseart #museumfromhome

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Repost from @alfredceramicartmuseum

“Our new exhibition, Path of the Teabowl, is now open!

Guest curator, Meghen Jones, give a tour to Alfred University School of Art and Design students.

Visit our website for more information. Link in bio.”

@arts_at_alfred
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#pathoftheteabowl #alfredceramicartmuseum #artsatalfred #alfredny #alfredunivteabowlersity #ceramics #clay #teabowl #matcha

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Global Studies majors in May 2019! Congratulations

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