
Edith Heath Philosophies
Philosophies
- Publisher
- Information Office
- Initial publish date
- Apr 2021
- Category
- Decorative Arts, History & Criticism, Ceramics
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Hardback
- ISBN
- 9781988860121
- Publish Date
- Apr 2021
- List Price
- $60
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Description
Edith Heath considered her dinnerware to be more than a collection of simple objects; rather it was a commentary on good design and what she believed indicative of West Coast lifestyle in post-World War II America. The eighth title in the Berkeley Design Books series, *Edith Heath: Philosophies* emphasizes lesser-known narratives in essays by 15 artists and scholars, and utilizes rarely-seen images from the Brian and Edith Heath collection from the Environmental Design Archive, University of California, Berkeley.
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Editorial Reviews
Edith Heath was far more than simply a potter. She was a pioneer on the contested border between crafts and art, a pioneering woman entrepreneur. --Tom Sandborn, Vancouver Sun