In Conversation: Cross-Atlantic Perspective on Leach Pottery

Please join the Craft in America Center for a talk with former Leach Pottery apprentice Jeff Oestreich and Roelof Uys, lead potter at the Leach Pottery, on the occasion of the opening of A Humble Legacy. The talk will be moderated by Center Director Emily Zaiden.

Upon the centennial of the founding of Leach Pottery, the Craft in America Center presents two exhibitions celebrating the cup as object and the impact of Bernard Leach on studio ceramics. A Humble Legacy is an exhibition of approximately two dozen historic and contemporary cups made by a selection of artists affiliated with Leach Pottery and others who continue in its legacy.

Leach Pottery. Courtesy of Clary Illian. Craft in America CROSSROADS
Leach Pottery. Courtesy of Clary Illian.
Bernard Leach and Trudi Scott. Courtesy of Jeff Oestreich. Craft in America CROSSROADS
Bernard Leach and Trudi Scott. Courtesy of Jeff Oestreich.
Leach Pottery potters. Courtesy of Clary Illian. Craft in America CROSSROADS
Leach Pottery potters. Courtesy of Clary Illian.
Jeff Oestreich at the potter's wheel at Leach Pottery, 1970. Courtesy of Jeff Oestreich. Craft in America CROSSROADS
Jeff Oestreich at the potter’s wheel at Leach Pottery, 1970. Courtesy of Jeff Oestreich.
(l-r): Shigeyoshi Ichino, Bernard Leach, Jeff Oestreich, 1969. Courtesy of Jeff Oestreich. Craft in America CROSSROADS
(l-r): Shigeyoshi Ichino, Bernard Leach, Jeff Oestreich, 1969. Courtesy of Jeff Oestreich.
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This exhibition is made possible in part by a grant from the City of Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs.

California Arts Council

This exhibition is supported in part by the California Arts Council, a state agency. Learn more at www.arts.ca.gov

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