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Canadian Pottery \u2013 Charmian Johnson teapot ht. 6\u2033 \u2013 Vancouver, British Columbia. coll.#69<\/p>\n

CHARMIAN JOHNSON (1939 – )<\/p>\n

Born in 1939, Charmian Johnson received her formal training in drawing and graphics in the Department of Art Education at the University of British Columbia, under Jim MacDonald and Bob Steele. She is renowned for her tea bowls, porcelain boxes, ikebana dishes, gargoyles and platters, with exquisite glazes and unpretentious forms. She returned to painting in 1978, producing a series of pen and ink drawings.<\/p>\n

Johnson has taught drawing and art education within the public school system as well as at the University of Saskatchewan and the University of British Columbia. She lives in Vancouver, British Columbia.<\/p>\n

Selected Corporate, Private and Public Collections<\/p>\n

Claridge Collection, Montreal, QC<\/p>\n

Selected Solo Exhibitions<\/p>\n

1989 Flora: Drawings by Charmian Johnson, Vancouver Art Gallery, BC
\n1987 The Gargoyle Factory Does Not Often Appear, Terra Cotta Gallery, Vancouver, BC
\n1985 An Exhibition of 99 Bowls by Charmian Johnson, University of British Columbia Fine Arts Gallery, Vancouver, BC<\/p>\n

Selected Group Exhibitions<\/p>\n

2004 Thrown: Influences and Intentions of West Coast Ceramics, Morris and Helen Belkin Art Gallery, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, BC
\n2003 Genius Loci, Canadian Clay and Glass Gallery, Waterloo, ON
\n2002 Charmian Johnson and Ron David, Pendulum Gallery, Vancouver, BC
\nTenmoku: Iron Rich Glazes in Canadian Use, Canadian Clay and Glass Museum, Waterloo, ON
\n2001 The Chosen Ones, Canadian Clay and Glass Gallery, Waterloo, ON
\n1999 All About Blue – The Colour that Changed the World, Vancouver Museum, B
\nExhibition of Botanical Art, American Association of Horticulturalists and Botanical Gardeners, Hotel Vancouver Ballroom, BC
\nEfflorescence I, Clay and Glass, The Canadian Craft Museum, Vancouver, BC
\n1998 Made by Hand Silver Edition 1998, Craft Association of British Columbia, The Canadian Craft Museum, Vancouver, BC
\n1997 The Canadian Collection, A.P.E.C. Conference, Government of Canada, Vancouver, BC
\n1996 The Grass Menagerie, Surrey Art Gallery, BC
\n1995 World Tea Party, Presentation House Gallery, North Vancouver, BC
\n1994 The Taste of Several Times, The Canadian Craft Museum, Vancouver, BC
\nBotanical Art \u201994, University of British Columbia Botanical Gardens, Vancouver, BC
\nGo Figure, The Canadian Craft Museum, Vancouver, BC
\n1993 Jugs, Pitchers, Dippers, and Metaphors, Canadian Craft Museum, Vancouver, BC
\n1991 Choosing Clay, Canadian Craft Museum, Vancouver, BC
\nBotanical Art \u201991, University of British Columbia Botanical Gardens, Vancouver, BC
\n1989 Johnson, Sivet, Grant, Galerie Franklin Silverstone, Montreal, QC
\n1988 Working throught the Gray Scale, Surrey Art Gallery, BC
\nTea Anyone, Grand Forks Art Gallery, BC
\n1983 Sensibilities: Unexpected Multicultural Harmonies, Museum of Anthropology,
\n1979 Planate Occidentalis: 200 Years of Botanical Art in British Columbia, University of British Columbia Botanical Society, exhibited at: Museum of Anthropology, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, BC; Museum of Natural Sciences, National Museum of Canada, Ottawa, Ontario,; Glenbow Museum, Calgary, Albert; B.C. Provincial Museum, Victoria, B.C.<\/p>\n"},"caption":{"rendered":"

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