Jane Hartsook Gallery

Greenwich House Pottery has held exhibitions of ceramics since as early as 1905, but a permanent exhibition space was not opened until 1970, under the direction of Jane Hartsook (Director, Greenwich House Pottery 1945-1982). The Pottery had long been a hub for amateur and professional artists alike, and the addition of a permanent gallery space reflected how it had developed into an important center for American ceramic arts. Upon her retirement in 1982, the gallery was renamed the Jane Hartsook Gallery in her honor.

The Jane Hartsook Gallery seeks to broaden the knowledge of the ceramics sphere in the community, the field, and the art world, with an emphasis on promoting emerging and underrepresented artists who demonstrate an innovative level of excellence within the medium.