Frank Gehry curates ceramics show at Bergamot Station
The renowned architect and collegiate ceramicist showcases the work of his mentor, Glen Lukens, at Frank Lloyd Gallery.
 Untitled ceramic by Frank Gehry. (Frank Gehry / July 20, 2010) |
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Frank Gehry might have a knack for self-promotion, but he does not make any great claims for the ceramics that he made in college.
Just the opposite: The celebrated architect says he basically stumbled onto a USC extension course with ceramics legend Glen Lukens, while he was still driving a truck to make money and before he started studying architecture.
The result, says Gehry, was assorted "amateurish" vessels. "I was 19. There are lots of pots that my family has — in hiding I hope," he says, chuckling. "Some of them are really funny."
Frank Gehry curates ceramics show at Bergamot Station - latimes.com
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