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North Carolina potter Ben Owen III will display several dozen pieces of his artwork at Gardner-Webb University during the month of October. The exhibit, “Tradition and Transition,” will offer a range of examples of the pottery craft that has been a major part of Owen’s entire life and his family’s history for centuries. Owen’s forefathers settled in North Carolina in the late 1700s, and they learned pottery techniques as a means of producing wares that met utilitarian needs in their homes.

Publication Date

9-13-2016

Publisher

Gardner-Webb University

City

Boiling Springs

Keywords

Arnold Palmer, Ben Owen, Ben Owen III, Ben Owen Pottery, GWU Distinguished Artist Series, James Taylor, Museum of Fine Arts, N.C., pottery, School of Visual & Performing Arts, Seagrove, Smithsonian Museum of Art, Tucker Gallery

Gardner-Webb University Art Gallery to Feature North Carolina Potter’s Work in October

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