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Everson Museum of Art

The Everson Museum of Art’s internationally recognized ceramics collection includes some of the finest representations of modern and contemporary American ceramics in the United States. With comprehensive collections and archival holdings central to the history of American ceramics, the Everson is focused on becoming the country’s leading center for ceramics research and exhibitions.

A generous grant from the Henry Luce Foundation supported the museum’s recently completed effort to photograph and digitize a significant portion of the collection and archive. The new publicly accessible and searchable database offers artists, collectors, curators, scholars, and students the previously unavailable opportunity to engage directly with this valuable chapter in American art history. This critical preservation project is part of the Everson’s larger effort to reinstall the ceramics collection in a newly renovated space and to create a world-class Ceramics Research Center.

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A Conversation with Sana Musasama (Part 1)
It was also a link to unspoken language; the woman who would carve that certain pattern on the bottom of that I would look at and examine, then I'd look at her. And look at her batik outfit. That pattern is in her batik outfit. Then, if I followed her home, that pattern was painted on her hut. If I went into her kitchen, that pattern was all over the wall. I started learning about these women friends of mine, not by their names but by their patterns. So I began to make rollers. And I've never stopped making rollers, and I call them signature rollers. Because I don't sign my work, I put my roll in a pattern. And that's my signature.
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A Conversation with Sana Musasama (Part 2)
You've all heard Sana speak so deeply, confidently, and movingly; it's been interesting over the last couple of days to see how nervous you get, Sana. About speaking and presenting, you're one of the most powerful presenters and speakers that I've ever experienced, and I hope that that carries through with everyone here. So, I hope that you can all be inspired by overcoming your own nervousness and know that people who are powerful human beings still have that nervousness.
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