Image: Fuller Craft Museum, New York
Ceramic artist Molly Hatch will give an artist talk at Fuller Craft Museum in Brockton, Massachusetts, on October 17, marking the opening of her new site-specific exhibition, ‘Molly Hatch: Agency.’ The public program will focus on the ideas, imagery and process behind the exhibition.
The conversation is scheduled for Saturday, October 17, from 3 to 5 p.m. at the museum, located at 455 Oak Street in Brockton. Registration is recommended, and the event is open to all ages, according to Fuller Craft Museum’s program listing.
The museum describes Hatch as an internationally recognized ceramic artist. Its announcement does not provide further biographical information about the artist or details about the number, materials or dimensions of works included in ‘Agency.’ It identifies the presentation as site-specific, indicating that the exhibition has been created in relation to its setting at Fuller Craft Museum.
During the talk, Hatch is expected to discuss the exhibition’s imagery and the processes involved in developing it. The program is presented as an opportunity to hear directly from the artist as the exhibition opens, rather than as a workshop or demonstration. No separate exhibition dates have been published in the supplied announcement.
Fuller Craft Museum presents exhibitions, public programs and studio classes focused on craft. Its fall schedule includes courses in mosaics, glass, ceramics, weaving, natural dyes, papermaking, drawing and bookbinding, alongside artist talks and other public events. The museum’s published visitor information lists regular hours as Tuesday through Sunday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., with admission by donation.
The Molly Hatch program is supported by grants from local cultural councils, which receive support from the Massachusetts Cultural Council, a state agency. Fuller Craft Museum’s listing advises visitors to register in advance for the October 17 talk.
