Doyle LaneMaster of Clay

The first major museum retrospective of Doyle Lane, the Los Angeles ceramic artist, from small glazed vessels to architectural murals.

More than 100 works from the 1950s to the 1980s, with archival documents, follow Lane (1923–2002) from functional pottery to large tile murals made for modernist buildings. The show places him in midcentury California modernism and the Southern California studio ceramics movement, and looks at the barriers he faced as a Black artist. His 1964 Mutual Savings and Loan mural, 4,876 individually glazed tiles in a 17-by-8-foot installation, is also on view.

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