Wharton Esherick in 1966, photo by Donald McKinley. Wharton Esherick Museum Collection.   This month we are celebrating

Esherick's sketch of the two monoliths for Aspiring Pair, 1952.   Can you imagine a sixty-foot-high Wharton Esherick sculpture?

Lawrence Peabody, Wharton Esherick, David Campbell, Walker Weed with members of the wood panel at Asilomar. Photo from Craft

A Teacher Appreciation Post This month’s blog post was written by Visitor Engagement Manager, Maria Franey, who began volunteering with

"Peter Esherick," Photo by Marjorie Content, circa 1934. In the summer of 1937, at the age of eleven,

Photo by Paul Godwin   Last December we received the sad news that the internationally celebrated craft and

Noticing, #1235, 2013, Roberta Massuch. Porcelain, concrete, handmade flax paper, 15' x 26 x 8". We often hear

With a snowy wonderland outside the Studio doors, we’re reminded of Esherick’s winter woodcut scenes and the artistic freedom he

  To Wharton Esherick, the Studio was an autobiography. If you wanted to know him, you had only to come

It is with deep sadness we share the news that Mansfield Bascom, Co-Founder of the Wharton Esherick Museum, passed away

Solid wood -- and sometimes curving -- bookshelves line the walls of Wharton's bedroom.   This month we