Linda Lewis Kramer describes her long career in the visual arts after studies at Scripps College and the School of the Art Institute of Chicago.
Asian Art Treasures at Scripps College
This exhibition spotlights many of the college’s finest works of Asian art. (Through Dec. 15)
75th Scripps College Ceramic Annual

For its 75th anniversary, the Ceramic Annual exhibition will feature a wide variety of works from the collection.
Collecting Clay Talk: Sat., Mar. 2, 4 pm, Balch
David and Julie Armstrong, longtime collectors of ceramics, speak with Williamson Gallery curator Rody López about their collection and what it’s like to live with clay.
Doug Humble: Smashing Cups

Photo by Susan Einstein Douglas Humble Untitled (Broken Cups and Saucers), n.d. Porcelain 4 5/8 x 8 1/2 x 6 1/2 in. Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Marer Scripps College, Claremont, CA In a recent interview, Douglas Humble described his artistic processes as freeform and spontaneous: “I like to work with the material and […]
Tues., Oct. 16: John Mason一Scale & Process in Sculpture Presentation

Edward Cella, director, Edward Cella Art & Architecture, will speak on John Mason’s work, in conjunction with the current Mason exhibit at the Williamson.
John Mason: Meditation on Material

John Mason, one of the greatest ceramic artists of the mid-20th century, was a visionary in his work with clay and space. These aspects of his work are the focus of this exhibition.
74th Ceramic Annual: Stories Without Borders
The 74th Ceramic Annual focuses on artists whose work speaks about multicultural backgrounds and a sense of belonging.
74th Ceramic Annual: Stories Without Borders
The 74th Ceramic Annual focuses on artists whose work speaks about multicultural backgrounds and a sense of belonging.
74th Ceramic Annual: Stories Without Borders

The 74th Ceramic Annual focuses on artists whose work speaks about multicultural backgrounds and a sense of belonging.