Book Talks

07.20.2023

Contemporary Black American Ceramic Artists

MoCA/NY's President Judith Schwartz speaks with authors Donald Clark and Chotsani Elaine Dean about their book "Contemporary Black American Ceramic Artists."

By: MoCA/NY

July 20, 2023

Join us for a compelling interview as MoCA/NY's President, Judith Schwartz, engages in a discussion with authors Donald Clark and Chotsani Elaine Dean about their book, "Contemporary Black American Ceramic Artists."

To purchase the book "Contemporary Black American Ceramic Artists," CLICK HERE

To learn more and explore Chotsani Elaine Dean's work, CLICK HERE

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