"Generations
in Clay: The Kellogg Legacy Continues"
Works of Stanley Kellogg and Eric Strader
May 22 - December 22, 2004
Left: Green/Tan - Eric Strader
Right: Brown - Stanley Kellogg
Opening reception: Saturday, May 29, 5-8 pm
July reception: Sunday, July 18, 2-4 pm
(family and former
employees will be in attendance)
Little Traverse History Museum
100 Depot Court
Petoskey, Michigan 49770
(231) 347-2620
www.petoskeymuseum.org
Hours
after the opening:
Monday - Friday 10 a.m.- 4 p.m.
Saturday 1 – 4 p.m. Closed on Sundays.
Admission $1.00
per adult - no fee for children and for students.
The Little Traverse Historical Society has been preserving
history in the Little Traverse Bay region since 1905. The
Society operates the History Museum, which is located in
the renovated 1892 Pere Marquette train depot. You are invited
to the opening reception of "Generations in Clay: The
Kellogg Legacy Continues." Come discover, learn and
celebrate on Saturday, May 29, 5-8 p.m. View the art works
of sculptor Stanley Kellogg and his grandson Eric Strader,
both renowned for their work in clay.
Stanley Kellogg
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Stanley Kellogg
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Stanley Kellogg & Eric Strader
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The opening reception
will give you an opportunity to visit with Eric, who has
continued the legacy of his famous grandfather. Stanley
Kellogg lived and worked
in Petoskey, Michigan, opening the Kellogg Studio in 1948. For nearly three
decades, the Kellogg Studio was a Northern Michigan landmark,
finally closing its doors
in 1976. Examples of Kellogg Studio pottery from the Museum’s permanent
collection, as well as from other private collections, will be on display.
Eric Strader
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Eric Strader grew up around his grandfather’s
work, and was inspired to become a clay artisan himself.
Eric, now of Goshen, Indiana, produces functional pottery
as well as beautiful, one-of-a-kind woodfired wares.
His work is displayed in galleries and at ceramics
shows throughout the Midwest. Visit Eric’s website: www.ericstraderpottery.com. |
Meet the Kellogg family
and former employees of the Kellogg Studio as they will transport you into
their world of art. This Exhibition will continue
through December 22, 2004. Please call (231) 347-2620 for more information.
Eric Strader, as a child, in his grandfather's studio.
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Eric Strader, as a child, in his grandfather's studio.
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View
Stanley Kellogg's work.
View Eric Strader's work.
View Main Show Schedule.
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