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Saturday, April 4, 2026 and April 11, 2026
11am - 12:30pm PST (that’s Los Angeles time), online.
Participants gather via Zoom
Free / donations encouraged
Learn more about the topic and find resources here.
Join us on Saturday, April 4 (11am - 12:30pm PST) for Anthony Sonnenberg’s lecture followed by a traditional Q&A. Then join us again the following Saturday, April 11 (11am - 12:30pm PST) for Anthony’s brief presentation of case studies in decoration followed by an open, democratic discussion centered around questions from Anthony’s research. Please note that to participate on April 11 you must attend the lecture on April 4.
State of Ceramics events have always been free to the public because we believe in making expanded ceramics education as widely accessible as possible. Although we do not charge for attendance, we rely upon donations to sustain the extensive time and labor that is put into planning and executing these programs. We value this two-day State of Ceramics event at $50 and appreciate donations of any amount from those who can afford to contribute.
Saturday, April 4, 2026 and April 11, 2026
11am - 12:30pm PST (that’s Los Angeles time), online.
Participants gather via Zoom
Free / donations encouraged
Learn more about the topic and find resources here.
Join us on Saturday, April 4 (11am - 12:30pm PST) for Anthony Sonnenberg’s lecture followed by a traditional Q&A. Then join us again the following Saturday, April 11 (11am - 12:30pm PST) for Anthony’s brief presentation of case studies in decoration followed by an open, democratic discussion centered around questions from Anthony’s research. Please note that to participate on April 11 you must attend the lecture on April 4.
State of Ceramics events have always been free to the public because we believe in making expanded ceramics education as widely accessible as possible. Although we do not charge for attendance, we rely upon donations to sustain the extensive time and labor that is put into planning and executing these programs. We value this two-day State of Ceramics event at $50 and appreciate donations of any amount from those who can afford to contribute.