Craftsperson on Campus: Mary Weisgram, Craftswoman in Clay
Wednesday, 25 Jan 1978 at 10:00 am – North Lobby, Carver Hall
Mary was Ceramist-in-Residence at the Des Moines Art Center from 1976-73. She has taught at the Kansas City (Mo.) Art Institute and continues to teach ceramics students at the Octagon Art Center, Ames. Since 1973 she has been full-time studio potter.Part of the National Affairs Series
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