"What's in a Mark?" Presentation at NCECA 2021

Mark was a member of a panel, "What's in a Mark?" sponsored by The Marks Project at the 2021 Annual NCECA Virtual Conference.
The panel included Margaret Carney, Beth Gerstein, and was moderated by Judith Schwartz. Each panelist gave a presentation about the marks used to identify a pot.
Mark delves into his history as a member of an industrial pottery-making family in England, his journey into the world of studio pottery, and includes an examination of how pottery backstamps (or marks) reflect social history, power, identity, and the desire for recognition.

[@wasbruno]

What a wonderful batch of apprentices you turned loose over the years !

[@erockmama]

loved learning this about your history, and hearing how you put this valuable presentation together! best to you and Carol!

[@markhewittpottery5348]

Thanks carol, it was fun putting it together

[@alexandersolla]

that bowl of Sven's is sublime!

[@markhewittpottery5348]

yup, sure is, use it for special treats (ice cream!)

[@lichaoluke9970]

Respect potters & appreciate pots

[@timothymccarthy7747]

Left of looser', greyishgreblum, "Pottery tap and die". TJM '022