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Post-Modern Porcelain
Submitted by Anonymous on Sat, 11/13/2010 - 1:35pm
Marek Cecula Sugar, Creamer & Stand
Hopefully a second "post-modern" post won't result in expulsion from the group. Marek Cecula is or was the head of the Department of Ceramics at the Pratt Institute in NY and has/had a gallery in NY (Contemporary Porcelain). Originally from Poland he now divides his time between Poland and NY. It may be a stretch but I thought that any group that appreciates Zeisel, Wright et al. would at least find a post of a 1986 contemporary creamer/sugar bowl/tray set interesting. Unfortunately for us the tea pot was not included.
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Re: Post-Modern Porcelain
Thanks for this great share.
Re: Post-Modern Porcelain
Post-modern absolutely qualifies to be on Modish! A car only needs to be 25 years old to qualify as an antique. Perhaps the same rule applies to dinnerware and pottery!
Re: Post-Modern Porcelain
Nice. It's hip to be square!