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At the Newark Museum, modern art accessible
The collection of art pottery at the Newark Museum is the essence of the approach founder John Cotton Dana in art, because it can be both useful and beautiful, and because he has been there from the beginning .
Much of the show's first museum on the third floor of the Newark Public Library in 1910, consisted of ceramic vessels (with small bronzes classical decorative tiles and some oils).What was truly radical about this show how he combined the former athletes and "Dancing Faun" with some arts and crafts ceramic vases Dana had picked up in local stores, often with the label Price still stuck on the bottom.
And many of them are back in the final of the Newark Museum show celebrating the centennial, "Masterpieces of Ceramic Art, 1880-1930", organized by the curator of decorative arts Ulysses Dietz.
"Dana showed these vessels to express artistic values of his time," said Dietz. "They were chosen to give people the middle class feel they could afford art for their homes.But they also introduce average people to the idea of pottery as a kind of art, and more precisely a modern and accessible form of art, which could familiarize them with modern concepts of form and color. "
