Rockland Center for the Arts looks at the legacy of Henry Varnum Poor, who was a huge part of the Rockland Center for the Arts in its formative years as well as a leader in the contemporary world of ceramics after World War II when experimentation and self expression were groundbreaking in ceramics.

Free to diverge from traditional pottery, these ceramists use humor, abstraction, social and political commentary as well as architectural forms. Works by Henry Varnum Poor will be exhibited in Gallery One, Contemporary Sculptural Ceramics in the Emerson Gallery.