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For Immediate Release May 15, 2017 Contact: Andrea Rubino American Museum of Ceramic Art 909.865.3146 [email protected] We the People: Serving Notice August 5 – December 30, 2017 Opening Reception: Saturday, August 12, 6:00-9:00 PM (Pomona, CA) – The American Museum of Ceramic Art (AMOCA) announces a new exhibition, We the People: Serving Notice. Our current political and social climate is arguably one of the more divisive and turbulent periods in the past 50 years. There are feelings of anger, sadness, and fear but also of hope, compassion, and unity. Historically, museums have long been at the forefront of presenting and preserving our cultural values through their exhibitions and collections. Artists have reflected and documented what is happening in their communities and in society. Through their artwork, they have the opportunity to encourage contemplation, conversation, and/or action on some of the most important issues of our lifetime. With that said, AMOCA has invited artists from across the country to “serve notice” on a range of issues including: capital punishment; environmental protection; freedom of speech; government, gender equality; human rights; immigration; racism; wildlife protection; and women’s rights. Support for this exhibition is provided by: Los Angeles County Arts Commission Lida and Ted Urban

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  • For Immediate Release

    May 15, 2017 Contact: Andrea Rubino

    American Museum of Ceramic Art 909.865.3146

    [email protected]

    We the People: Serving Notice

    August 5 – December 30, 2017

    Opening Reception: Saturday, August 12, 6:00-9:00 PM

    (Pomona, CA) – The American Museum of Ceramic Art (AMOCA) announces a new

    exhibition, We the People: Serving Notice.

    Our current political and social climate is arguably one of the more divisive and turbulent periods

    in the past 50 years. There are feelings of anger, sadness, and fear ― but also of hope,

    compassion, and unity.

    Historically, museums have long been at the forefront of presenting and preserving our cultural

    values through their exhibitions and collections. Artists have reflected and documented what is

    happening in their communities and in society. Through their artwork, they have the opportunity

    to encourage contemplation, conversation, and/or action on some of the most important issues

    of our lifetime. With that said, AMOCA has invited artists from across the country to “serve

    notice” on a range of issues including: capital punishment; environmental protection; freedom of

    speech; government, gender equality; human rights; immigration; racism; wildlife protection; and

    women’s rights.

    Support for this exhibition is provided by:

    Los Angeles County Arts Commission

    Lida and Ted Urban

  • ParticipatingArtists

    JesseAlbrechtWesleyAndereggNataliaArbelaezClaytonBaileyLesleyClaireBakerBorisBallyTomBartelTimBerg&RebekahMyersKateBingaman-BurtMollyBishopBirdieBooneJessicaBrandlWilliamBrouillardKlaiBrownJessicaCalderwoodSophieCangelosiAdamChauCynthiaConsentinoMichaelCorneyNualaCreedMarcDigerosMorelDoucetEastForkPotteryChristinaErivesKeikoFukazawaLaurenGallaspy

    JuliaGallowayDaveGordonBetsyGreerBiankaGrovesAdamGruetzmacherNicoleGugliottiWesleyHarveyAyumiHorieJeffIrwinPanchoJimenezElliottKayserKristenKiefferAmosPaulKennedyJr.KathyKingBrianKohlCourtneyM.LeonardScottLenhardtBethLoRobertoLugoCourtneyMattisonKristinaMicottiNikkiMizakNickMoenNathanMurrayScottNashRonnaNeuenschwander

    MattNolenPeterOlsonDougPeltzmanIanM.PetriePeterPincusJessicaPutnam-PhillipsSethRainvilleAlexReedKleinReidJustinRothshankHopeRoveltoJosSancesNancySelvinDanezSmithMelissaSternMichelleSummersMaraSuperiorJoanTakayama-OgawaZachTateShannonToveySandraTrujilloShaleneValenzuelaPattiWarashinaStanWelshReneeZettle-Sterling

    For an updated list of participating artists: http://www.amoca.org/we-the-people/

  • EXHIBITION AND EVENT DETAILS

    Opening Reception

    Saturday, August 12, 6:00-9:00 PM

    Free and open to the public.

    Artist Lecture

    Saturday, March 11th, 6:30 PM

    Free and open to the public.

    Additional programming to be announced shortly.

    Exhibition Dates

    August 5 – December 30, 2017

    Gallery Hours

    Wednesday through Sunday, Noon – 5:00pm

    Admission: General $7, Student/Senior $5, Members & under 12 Free

    Location

    American Museum of Ceramic Art

    399 North Garey Avenue, Pomona, CA 91767

    (909) 865-3146

    www.amoca.org

    PRESS CONTACT

    For additional information and high-resolution images, please contact:

    Andrea Rubino, 399 North Garey Avenue, Pomona, CA 91767

    [email protected] • 909-865-3146

    High resolution images are also available from AMOCA’s Press Room link at www.amoca.org.

  • Sample Images

    Patti Warashina, Kimchi Chaos

  • Jessica Putnam-Phillips, Violet

  • Roberto Lugo, A Century of Black Lives Mattering, Image: Kenek Photography

  • Elliot Kayser, Feed

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