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INTRODUCTION
Professor Ceramics and Ceramic Sculpture Associate Professior of Ceramics School for American Crafts, Rochester, New York 1975~1985 Dean and Associate Professior of Ceramics Boston, University Massachusetts. He finished the first book about the raku techniques-Raku: Techniques For Contemporary Potters in 1975. Many of his works have been included the books by art critics and art historians from around the world including History of world Pottery by Emmanuel Cooper and The History of American Ceramics-From 1607 to the Present by Elaine Levin (1988) 1971 M.F.A. Ceramics, School for American Crafts, Rochester, New York 1966 B.S Art Education, New Paltz, New York, New York State University 1944 Born in New York, New York Professor Hirsch’s works have been collected widely not only by many American Museums including Boston Museum of Fine Arts; the American Crafts Museum; Everson Museum of Fine Arts and others, but also by many foreign ones in the United Kingdom, Canada and Japan. He has been present at so many exhibitions and invited to many working camps around the world. He has held a decisive position in the academic circle so that he has been regarded as one of the American master artists for his great achievements in the field of art. |
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