Talk:Steven Kemenyffy

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Selected collections
Kemenyffy is included in over 100 collections worldwide, including:

– The International Museum. Kacskemet, Hungary.

– The Carnegie Museum of Art. Pittsburgh, PA.

– The Renwick Gallery of the Smithsonian Institution. Washington, DC.

– Everson Museum of Art. Syracuse, NY.

– Cincinnati Art Museum. Cincinnati, OH.

– The Museum of Contemporary Crafts. New York, NY.

– The Cleveland Museum of Art. Cleveland, OH.

– Zanesville Museum of Art, Zanesville, OH

Selected exhibitions
Kemenyffy has participated in over three hundred exhibitions worldwide, including:

– 1997. "Keramia Fesztival." Vigado Museum. Budapest, Hungary.

– 1997. "Nemzetkozi Szimpozium." Tolgyfa Galeria. Budapest, Hungary.

– 1995. "4th International Ceramics Competition." Mino, Japan.

– 1983. "Soup, Soup, Beautiful Soup." Campbell Museum. Camden, NJ.

– 1980. "Contemporary Americans." Contemporary Artisans. San Francisco, CA.

– 1974. "Cup and Plate Invitational." Helen Drutt Gallery. Philadelphia, PA.

– 1974. "Baroque." Museum of Contemporary Crafts. New York, NY.

– 1973. "This Plastic Earth." John Michael Kohler Art Center. Sheboygan, WI.

– 1973. "Ceramics International." Calgary, CA. Award: 2nd Place World Prize.

– 1972. "Salt-Glazed Ceramics." Museum of Contemporary Crafts. New York, NY.

– 1972. "The Cleveland May Show." Cleveland Museum of Art. Cleveland, OH. Award: Best in Show.

– 1972. Objects: USA Traveling Exhibition. Opened in Smithsonian Institution. Washington, DC.

Selected lectures and workshops
Kemenyffy has presented over two hundred workshops and lectures in his career, including:

– 1991. Renwick Gallery of the Smithsonian Institution. Washington, DC.

– 1989. Lucia Bittencourt Studio. São Paulo, Brazil.

– 1988. National Ceramics. Wellington, New Zealand.

– 1987. International Ceramic Studio. Kecskemet, Hungary.

– 1985. Edinburgh College of Art. Edinburgh, Scotland.

– 1985. University of Leeds. West Yorkshire, England.

– 1985. NCECA Panel Leader, "Clay and the Nature of Limits."