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Waylande Gregory was an icon of the Art Deco era in America.  His career spanned decades, creating the first monumental ceramic sculptures in modern times, and erasing the line between Ceramic and Fine Arts!  

"Waylande Gregory, Art Deco Ceramics And The Atomic Impulse," is the first comprehensive and scholarly monograph on this artist whose career highlights include:

"Fountain of the Atom" at the 1939 World's Fair;

"Light Dispelling Darkness," created for the WPA and still on view in Menlo Park, NJ; and,

a vast array of ceramic sculptural works.

The exhibition opened February, 2013 at University of Richmond, Lora Robbins Gallery;

Cranbrook Art Academy Museum, October, 2013; and,

will open at the Canton Museum in Ohio in April, 2014.

The book is available through these museum sites as well as for mail order from the University of Richmond, on-line.  You can see the original exhibition at:

http://museums.richmond.edu/exhibitions/lora-robins-gallery/waylande-gregory.html

For more information on Waylande Gregory, please check the information and links to many new articles that are available on line through:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Waylande_Gregory

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Exhibition Opening at Canton Museum of Art

April 30, 2014

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PENNSYLVANIA  IMPRESSIONISTS  SEMINAR

Dr Folk presented a special 2 day field course on the Pennsylvania Impressionists for the Appraisers Association of America.

Thursday and Friday - June 23-24, 2011

For other events and offerings, check back to this web site; or, with the Appraisers Association of America on line!

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Tom Folk received a write-up in Bucks Life magazine as one of the

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Dr Tom Folk exhibited at the US Artists Exhibition sponsored by the Pennsylvania Academy,
Philadelphia.

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A New Hope Impressionist: George J. Stengle

Exhibition of the works by George Stengle opened for public viewing at the Salmagundi Club New York in September, 2008; followed by display at the Butler Art Institute in Youngstown Ohio April 6th to May 18th.  Dr. Tom Folk's corresponding book is available - contact Dr. Folk.