Friday, November 21, 2025 | 6 – 8 PM | Mandarin Museum
Join Mandarin Museum for the opening of When the Kiln is Opened: The Art of Charlie Moses Brown, a special exhibition celebrating the life and legacy of one of Mandarin’s most beloved potters.
November 21, 2025 | 6 – 8 PM | Mandarin Museum | 11964 Mandarin Rd.
Charlie Brown (1908–1997) was known for transforming humble clay into works of enduring interest, with each creation reflecting his deep connection to craft, community, and place. This exhibition honors his artistry and the traditions he helped preserve, featuring a remarkable selection of his pottery alongside photographs, archival materials, and stories from those who knew him.
Be among the first to experience this tribute to Brown’s talent and influence. Enjoy light refreshments and conversation with fellow art and history enthusiasts in the charming setting of Mandarin Museum.
Admission is free.
When the Kiln is Opened: The Art of Charlie Moses Brown will run through March 21, 2026.
Special thanks to exhibit curators:
Dr. Elizabeth Heuer, Associate Professor of Art History, University of North Florida
Nofa Dixon, Assistant Professor Emerita of Art & Design, University of North Florida
Vina Schemer, Regional Director, American Crafts Council Southeast Region, 1979-2009