Warren Mackenzie
Exhibition and Workshop
TRAX Schedule of Events Saturday, June 13th
8:30 - 9:00 Registration, coffee and pastries
9:00 - 1:00 *Warren Workshop: Still Kickin'
1:00 - 2:45 Break for Lunch
3:00 - 4:00 Discussion with Warren and Janet Koplos
Post War American Pottery
5:00 - 7:00 Warren’s opening at TRAX
SF Museum of Craft & Folk Art
Warren MacKenzie : Legacy of an American Potter
June 11, 5-7 pm - Opening Reception and catalog signing
June 12, 4-6pm – Slides and Conversation with Warren and Sandy Simon
Minnesota-based Warren MacKenzie is a living legend. Not only has he been a very active potter for nearly 60 years, his perspective and teaching has touched and inspired many generations of contemporary potters. Janet Koplos is co-author, with Bruce Metcalf, of Makers: A History of American Studio Craft, soon to be published. Until recently a senior editor at Art in America magazine in New York, she is currently Guest Editor for American Craft magazine.
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Congratulations Dan & Lexa!
TRAX is excited to be a part of the celebration by hosting their registry. They would like to receive work from the following artists:
Scott Parady,
Owen Nelson
Sandy Simon,
Robert Brady
Also available are 4-piece place settings – dinner plate, salad/pasta bowl, dessert plate & cup – made by Sandy Simon for $100 for 3 pieces.
About Trax Gallery
Sandy Simon, a potter, started TRAX gallery in 1995 in a warehouse on the RR tracks in west Berkeley, CA . The focus of TRAX is to showcase exceptional functional ware from potter's across the U. S. commited to making pots. In the 12 years since it's inception, TRAX has gained a national and international following. The majority of the pots are sold online and often pots are shipped to other countries. Sandy's ultimate goal is to grow the audience of appreciation so that TRAX could actually support the life and work of many potters'.
TRAX hosts about 6 solo exhibitions per year and continually carries work by many well known potters. Six years ago Sandy and sculptor husband, Robert Brady, built a new gallery, house and studio at 1812 5th street in west Berkeley adjacent to the hip and happening 4th Street shopping area. Their award winning complex was designed by Berkeley architect, Charles Debbas.
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