Everson Museum of art
18th Ceramic National Exhibition
Exhibit Date
October 24 1954 - November 28 1954 (temporary)January 7 1955 - December 6 1955 (circuit)
Venues
Everson Museum of ArtMemorial Art Gallery
University of Vermont, Robert Hull Fleming Museum
Cincinnati Art Museum
Ohio State University
Toledo Museum of Art
Grand Rapids Art Museum (Home
Circuit
Circuit
Circuit
Circuit
Circuit
Circuit)
Exhibit Description
Marks the 1st Biennial. Circuit included the Contemporary American Ceramics set. This exhibition included the 3rd Architectural Ceramic Sculpture Competition and the 1st Artists In Industry Exhibition.Related Exhibitions
1st Artists in Industry Exhibition (was included with)
1st Ceramic National Exhibition (is related to)
2nd Ceramic National Exhibition (is related to)
3rd Architectural Ceramic Sculpture Competition (was included with)
3rd Ceramic National Exhibition (is related to)
4th Ceramic National Exhibition (is related to)
5th Ceramic National Exhibition (is related to)
6th Ceramic National Exhibition (is related to)
7th Ceramic National Exhibition (is related to)
8th Ceramic National Exhibition (is related to)
9th Ceramic National Exhibition (is related to)
10th Ceramic National Exhibition (is related to)
11th Ceramic National Exhibition (is related to)
12th Ceramic National Exhibition (is related to)
13th Ceramic National Exhibition (is related to)
14th Ceramic National Exhibition (is related to)
15th Ceramic National Exhibition (is related to)
16th Ceramic National Exhibition (is related to)
17th Ceramic National Exhibition (is related to)
19th Ceramic National Exhibition (is related to)
20th Ceramic International Exhibition (is related to)
21st Ceramic National Exhibition (is related to)
22nd Ceramic National Exhibition (is related to)
23rd Ceramic National Exhibition (is related to)
24th Ceramic National Exhibition (is related to)
25th Ceramic National Exhibition (is related to)
27th Ceramic National Exhibition (is related to)
28th Ceramic National Exhibition (is related to)
29th Ceramic National Exhibition (is related to)
30th Ceramic National Exhibition (is related to)
Ceramics 70, plus Woven Forms (is related to)
Traveling Red Cross Exhibition, 1941-1946 (is related to)
Related collections
Ceramic National Exhibition Archive (is related to)Ceramic National Exhibition, Permanent Collection (is related to)
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Everson Museum of Art (created)
Memorial Art Gallery (was CNE Circuit location of)
University of Vermont, Robert Hull Fleming Museum (was CNE Circuit location of)
Cincinnati Art Museum (was CNE Circuit location of)
Ohio State University (was CNE Circuit location of)
Toledo Museum of Art (was CNE Circuit location of)
Grand Rapids Art Museum (was CNE Circuit location of)
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Betty Feves (is related to)
Dean Strawn (is related to)
Henry Varnum Poor (is related to)
Jayne Van Alstyne (is related to)
Mary Kring (is related to)
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Anna Wetherwill Olmsted (is related to)
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James Lovera (is related to)
Bailey Leslie (is related to)
Jean Goodwin Ames (is related to)
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