Often credited with contributing to the demolition of traditional hierarchies between fine arts and craft, Peter Voulkos inspired generations of ceramists to push boundaries in their medium. This 26 page online catalogue unites three aspects of Voulkos' oeuvre including sculpture, pottery, and prints. Spanning the period from 1954 to 2000, this exhibition includes early work, sculptural plate forms, and later works on paper.

The group exhibition Los Gigantes, featuring works by Larry Bell, Craig Kauffman, John Mason, Ed Moses and Peter Voulkos, is presented in this twenty-four page online catalogue. These five artists are not only giants of the history of West Coast art – they are also major artists in the history of the Frank Lloyd Gallery. Throughout the gallery's eighteen year history, these artists have been featured in a combined total of twenty-nine solo shows and thirty-four group exhibitions.

The group exhibition Polyform, featuring works by Larry Bell, Scot Heywood, Gustavo Pérez and Mark Pharis, is documented in this twenty-eight page online catalogue. By presenting contemporary ceramics alongside painting, this show sought to explore how disparate mediums can share common formal and theoretical concerns. The works included in Polyform illustrate the principles of sequencing, repetition, and spatial and geometric relationships.

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The Frank Lloyd Gallery published this online catalogue in honor of Cheryl Ann Thomas's fourth solo exhibition with us. Thirteen color images illustrate the artist's new and subtle palette, and a short essay traces her stylistic development. On the subject of her new work, Thomas commented that "the art and my nature are slowly coming into an even closer alignment. It is going soft."

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Uniting a diverse group of ceramists, this catalogue reflects the international scope of the gallery. England, Mexico, and Japan are represented in addition to the United States, creating a new mix of ceramic styles. It presents twenty-five works by Ralph Bacerra, Elizabeth Fritsch, Jennifer Lee, Gustavo Pérez, Adrian Saxe, Sugimoto Sadamitsu, and Akio Takamori.

Frank's International House of Ceramics brought together seven ceramists from all over the world, with an online catalogue documenting the show in thirty color illustrations. Showing the work of major talents from outside the U.S. provided us with an opportunity to see how artists from different cultures draw on and interpret the world's rich ceramic traditions. The show included works by Wouter Dam, Georges Jeanclos, Gustavo Pérez, Adrian Saxe, Goro Suzuki, Akio Takamori, and Cheryl Ann Thomas.

This nineteen page online catalogue was published to accompany Scot Heywood's exhibition of new work titled Polarities. Composed of multiple monochrome panels, the new paintings employ two vertical bars which seem to move in specific directions. These geometric planes of color interact with the refined surface technique that characterizes the artist's work.

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This thirty-two page catalogue documents Craig Kauffman's solo exhibition at the Frank Lloyd Gallery from September 13 through October 18, 2008. The catalogue includes eighteen color plates of Kauffman's recent wall relief sculpture: Bubbles, Donuts, and Dishes. It also includes images documenting Kauffman's early plastic work, as well as an essay by Hunter Drohojowska-Philp.

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This thirty page catalogue documents John Mason's solo exhibition at the Frank Lloyd Gallery from November 18 through December 30, 2000. The catalogue includes nineteen color plates of Mason's large-scale sculpture, including the Vertical Torques, Spear Forms, and Figures. It also includes images documenting Mason's past work and working process, and an interview with Mason conducted by Ben Marks.

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This catalogue was published for a solo exhibition of work by Cindy Kolodziejski at the Frank Lloyd Gallery, May 1 – June 1, 1999. Twenty-four pages in length, it includes ten color plates of works included in the exhibition as well as an essay by Stephen Luecking.

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An extensive survey of the work of Peter Voulkos, this one hundred and nintey-two page catalogue includes forty-five color plates, a checklist of the exhibition, an extensive chronology, and essays by Karen Tsujimoto and Rose Slivka. It was published concurrently with the 1995 exhibition of the same name at the Oakland Museum of Art.

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