Thank you for your interest in
Connecticut Ceramics Circle.
We are looking forward to our 2022-2023 Lecture Season!
In the meantime, please join the CCC for access to recordings of many of our lectures from the last two seasons.
See you in the fall!
Find more information on our 2021-2022 lectures below.
RECORDINGS OF LECTURES MARKED WITH A ARE AVAILABLE FOR MEMBERS.
SEPTEMBER
Miranda Thomas
Tracing the Use of the Decorative Scroll in Ceramics History
OCTOBER
Robert Mowry
China, Korea and Japan: Separate
But Overlapping Ceramic Traditions
NOVEMBER
Paul Scott
Cumbrian Blues, Updated Narratives, Transferware for the 21st Century
DECEMBER
Deniz Beyazit
Blue and White Ceramics From the Islamic World, 9th-17th Centuries
JANUARY
Dame Rosalind Savill
DBE, FSA, FBA
A Birthday Bouquet:
Madame de Pompadour’s Love of Flowers and Vincennes/Sèvres Porcelain
FEBRUARY
Scott Shields
Native American Pottery
MARCH
Jo Lauria
Betty Woodman:
Interrogating Form
Join us
Become a member of the Connecticut Ceramics Circle and enjoy these membership benefits:
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Hear and meet with ceramics scholars at eight monthly meetings via Zoom during the 2021-22 Lecture Season, and in person when possible
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Discounted admission to the annual Seminar
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Field trips to museums and collections via Zoom
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Links to Zoom recordings of lectures
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Presentations by Research Group members via Zoom
About Us
The Connecticut Ceramics Circle, based in Greenwich, Connecticut, comprises over a hundred members from the metropolitan tri-state area, including art historians, curators, appraisers, private collectors, dealers, both amateur and professional ceramicists, and art aficionados. A 501(c)(3) organization, the CCC was founded in 1989 to promote the understanding of and appreciation for pottery and porcelain, and to disseminate knowledge about the subject.
