Greenwich House Pottery maintains an ongoing exhibition series in our Jane Hartsook Gallery, first begun in 1970 by former director, Jane Hartsook. Both the Jane Hartsook Gallery and The Storefront Gallery are committed to supporting emerging and established ceramic artists, and to our educational mission of sharing with the community the diversity of historical and contemporary work in clay.

 

September 25 – October 23, 2008: New Faculty Exhibition

 

October 30 –November 26, 2008: "Synthetic Experiments", Chad Curtis and Greg Stewart, in conjunction with Dean Project

 

December 4 – 7, 2008: GHP Members Holiday Sale

 

December 11 – 20, 2008: Resident Artists Exhibition

 

January 8 – February 5, 2009: Jeanne Quinn, "Everything Is Not As It Seems"

*Read an interview with Jeanne Quinn on American Craft Magazine's website

 

February 19 - March 14, 2009: Sanam Emami, "Organic Precisionism"

*Read an interview with Sanam Emami on American Craft Magazine's website

 

April 2, 2009: Made in Clay Gala

 

EXTENDED! April 3 – May 14, 2009: Made in Clay Benefit

 

May 12 - June 2: "Eat Clay or Die!" Exhibition in the Storefront Gallery OPEN NOW!

 

June 4 – June 27: Annual Members Exhibition

 

July 2 – August 1: Summer Masters Exhibition

 

September 9 - October 4: Andy Brayman and Ayumi Horie, "Who Lives in Greenwich Village?"
An eight foot long tile installation and collection of platters merging an ecological and animal map from 1609 Manhattan, and a street map from 1909 celebrating Greenwich House Pottery's centennial, all commemorating Henry Hudson's first sighting of Manhattan in 1609. Each tile will be a city block.