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East Cleveland Leader
East Cleveland, Cuyahoga County, Ohio
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Ann Chapman, Shaw High School graduate and University of Mississippi faculty, wins $100 special award for ceramic 'The Affinity of Man' at Miami National Exhibition; prior award and sale in Louisiana. Studied at Cleveland Institute of Art and Cranbrook; invited to teach at Wyoming.
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Friends of Miss Anne Chapman, a Shaw High School graduate now on the faculty of the University of Mississippi, will be interested in two honors recently won by this skilled artist.
What proved to be a controversial entry in the fifth Miami, Florida National Ceramic Exhibition won for her a special $100 award. The 12-inch tall piece depicting six unusual figures gathered around in an informal pose, is entitled "The Affinity of Man."
Previously Miss Chapman's entry in the Louisiana Exhibition brought an award and a sale of the ceramics to a Cleveland collector.
Miss Chapman graduated from the Cleveland Institute of Art and also studied at Cranbrook in Detroit. She has been invited to teach at the University of Wyoming at Laramie, this summer.
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Miami, Florida; Louisiana; Cleveland; University Of Mississippi; Shaw High School; Cleveland Institute Of Art; Cranbrook In Detroit; University Of Wyoming At Laramie
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Ann Chapman wins a special $100 award for her controversial ceramic entry 'The Affinity of Man' at the fifth Miami National Ceramic Exhibition and previously an award and sale at the Louisiana Exhibition. She graduated from Shaw High School, Cleveland Institute of Art, studied at Cranbrook, teaches at University of Mississippi, and is invited to teach at University of Wyoming.