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Home > Exhibits > Master Artist/Apprentice Program 2017

Alfred Cabinet, 2017

Chris Johnston

Alfred Cabinet, 2017
  • Alfred Cabinet, 2017
  • Step Stool, 2017
  • Hepplewhite chair, 2017
  • Ruby bowl, 2017
  • Platter, 2017
  • Dale’s Teapot, 2017
  • 3-tea bowls, 2017
  • Gothic inspired, 2017
  • Longneck bottle study with color overlay exploration, 2017
  • Graffiti Cup Study, 2017
  • Linear Facets, 2017
  • Water’s Descent, 2017
  • Caldera Rising, 2017
  • Morning’s Glory, 2017
  • Cades Cove, 2017
Master Artist/Apprentice Program 2017

The Master Artist Apprentice Program (MAAP) is a cooperative partnership of the Tennessee Arts Commission and Tennessee Craft. The mission of this collaboration is to encourage and invest in the continuation, advancement and creation of Tennessee craft by recognizing the role of the master craft artist and apprentice relationship as a way to preserve the state’s cultural heritage. Read more …

 

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