Warren MacKenzie (1924 to 2018) was an American craft potter often called the master or father of American ceramic art in the mingei tradition. A committed believer in utilitarian pottery, he priced his work accessibly in his own self-service showroom, despite being able to command higher prices in galleries, so that people would feel free to use his pieces in daily life.
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He was also a strong believer in utilitarian pottery and, despite being able to fetch higher prices in galleries, priced his pieces accessibly in his own self-service showroom so people would feel they could use his works.
In Group: Studio Pottery and Mingei Potters, Lead
Warren MacKenzie (February 16, 1924, December 31, 2018) was an American craft potter and is often referred to as the "master" or "father" of the American ceramic art in the mingei tradition.
Practices: Ceramics, Lead
was an American craft potter and is often referred to as the "master" or "father" of the American ceramic art in the mingei tradition
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