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Henry Kendall Gernhardt Bowl

Currency:USD Category:Art / Medium - Ceramics Start Price:150.00 USD Estimated At:250.00 - 350.00 USD
Henry Kendall Gernhardt Bowl


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Green Bowl

4" x 6 "



Henry Kendall Gernhardt Bio:

Education: Norwich Art School, Rochester Institute of Technology; B.S.; Syracuse University, M.F.A. Grants: Fulbright to Finland; Ford Grant to Japan; Syracuse University Research Grant; Raku Studies

Teaching Experience: Brookfield Craft Center, Haystack Mountain School of Crafts, School for American Craftsmen, Munson Williams Proctor Institute, Professor Emeritus, Syracuse University

Associations: Advisor to New York State Fair Arts Competition, Consultant to Dorothy Hood for Works in Clay, 28th Ceramic National, WCNY-TV Art Auction, Syracuse Metropolitan Development Association, New York State Craftsmen.

Exhibitions: Ceramic National, Wichita Decorative Arts Show, Hartford Fine Arts, Craftsmen USA, Alfred, SUNY, Universities including South Dakota, Maine, SC, Vermont, Hamilton, St Lawrence; also Rockefeller Arts Center.

Publications: New Ceramics An international survey of Ceramic works. One of 31 American artists included. Eileen Lowenstein and Emmanuel Cooper, authors; Van Norstrand Reinhold; publisher American Ceramics Survey of American Ceramics; Barbara Perry editor; Rizzoli, NYC; publisher RAKU Comprehensive survey of the Raku process and Artists, Tyler and Hirsch; authors; Watson Guptill; publisher Who's Who in American Art A directory of important artists art collectors, museum directors and art critics. Marquis Publishing 1988 & 2007-2008 Perfect Pots An international exhibition and accompanying publication of the best pots created in the past 90 years. Henry's blue bowl was included. Ulysses Dietz, Newark Museum, Newark, NJ 2005

Endorsement: "We have shown Henry Gernhardt's work in several major exhibitions at the Museum of Contemporary Crafts. I consider him a dedicated artist/potter whose work takes a strong sculptural direction. I am always impressed with people who are able to create a personal statement in contrast to quality production of useful objects as well."

Paul J. Smith, Director Emeritus
The Museum of Contemporary Crafts
American Crafts Council