He is the author of books on kiln building and ceramic sculpture. His work is in many private collections including the Victoria and Albert Museum, the Nottingham Museum and the Fitzwilliam Museum in Cambridge. He continues to serve as Head of Art and Design at the Milton Abbey School. Mr. Gregory's lecture is free and open to the public. He has published extensively on British art and is a noted scholar of James McNeil Whistler.
Admission is free.
The Towson University choruses perform an upbeat and eclectic mix of music from all over the world. The concert is the culminating event in the Sixth Annual High School Choral Festival, a day-long series of rehearsals and clinics. The Festival Chorus welcomes outstanding high school singers from across the state of Maryland, as well as the highly acclaimed steel band from Catonsville High School. Collector John Ford describes the rich artistic and cultural heritage of Tibet and explores the origins of its unique art. This illustrated lecture will focus on the Tibetan synthesis of Buddhism with its own indigenous shamanism and how this profound union shapes the art of this deeply religious community.