October 13: “Modernism and Historicism: A State Gift of Sèvres in the Early 1920s” by Jeffrey

Ruda, Professor Emeritus of Art History, University of California, Davis, via Zoom.

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November 10: “Connections: An Inaugural Exhibition of Chinese Ceramics and Asian Export Art at

the Albuquerque Collection” by Becky MacGuire, Former Senior Specialist for Chinese Export Art at

Christie’s and Guest Curator, The Albuquerque Foundation, in person at the Bruce Museum and via

Zoom.

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December 8: “Painted Pottery and the Transformation of Athens” by Robin Osborne, Professor

of Ancient History, Faculty of Classics, King’s College, University of Cambridge Fellow, The

British Academy, via Zoom.

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January 12: “Common Languages, Distinct Accents: Mexican Ceramics in Dialogue at the MFA

Boston and Beyond” by Lucía Abramovich Sánchez, Carolyn and Peter Lynch Associate Curator

of American Decorative Arts and Sculpture, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, via Zoom.

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February 9: Seminar: “A Guide to Chinese Ceramics Ancient and Modern and How to Navigate

a Complicated Market” by Lark E. Mason, Jr., Appraiser and Expert in Chinese Works of Art, via

Zoom.

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March 9: “An Introduction to French Soft-Paste Porcelain Factories of the 18th Century” by

Bernard Dragesco, ceramics specialist and dealer, Paris, via Zoom.

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April 13: “Rago/Wright’s Greatest Hits of American Pre-War Ceramics” by David Rago, founder

of Rago Auctions, Partner at Rago/Wright, Lambertville, New Jersey, via Zoom.

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May 11: “3D-Printed Porcelain: Exploring the Intersection of Technology and Handcraft” by

Michael Eden, artist/maker, Cumbria, United Kingdom, via Zoom.

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June 8: “Hanns Weinberg and The Antique Porcelain Company” by Nick Stagliano, ceramics

specialist and Director of Michele Beiny, Inc., in person at the Bruce Museum and via Zoom.