american museum of ceramic art

This is a really fun, intimate museum. They are currently working on having a permanent collection; however, in the main gallery are revolving works featuring some of the best ceramic artists, such as Elaine Katzer, Betty Davenport Ford and Chris Gustin (to name just a few!). You can also see works from the old masters such as Peter Voulkos and Paul Soldner. Attached to the museum is a wonderful studio where you can see ceramic artists working. The studio also offers a variety of classes.

The enthusiastic docent told me that AMOCA is the largest museum of its kind. Housed in a former bank building, the vault had its own exhibit (when I was there, artwork that included gold). You could easily spend an hour looking at all of the items in the Mettlach Collection downstairs. The mural of Pomona history on the ground floor isn't ceramic, but it's worth a visit on its own; it lines one long wall of the main exhibition space.

They have a very large facility here with gallery showroom, gift store, ample parking, constantly changing displays, very large studio with kilns, throwing wheels, glazes galore, they feature displays from artist around the world.

This museum is truly unique and a real must-see for ceramics lovers. I thoroughly enjoyed it! The exhibits change and new artists are featured periodically. Something different in a museum, so please take the time to go visit when you're in the area!

The people that work here really love art and do their best to make sure you as a consumer or just a person of interest enjoy everything about your experience here.

We took advantage of the trolley that runs on Pomona's Second Saturday event to visit this museum (amoca). It was very interesting and educational. Some nice ceramics for sale too.

Like no other ceramic museum in the country. A mix of historical shows, retail and a massive studio open to the novice and professional. The founder clearly has a passion for the medium.

We went there for the Korean ceramics exhibit and were impressed with the quality of the venue. They displayed samples from Master ceramic artists based in Icheon which apparently was the first of its kind in the US. Friendly staff. Delightful gift store. We bought a few Icheon made ceramics for family. A little gem in Pomona.

Works by Jim and Nan McKinnell as evidence of their active role in the field of ceramic art as leading American potters. Show includes works of other influential mid-twentieth artists/teachers from their personal collection. AMOCA is building a permanent collection of ceramic art.

There is a nice collection, but it is limited in size and when we visited there was not a lot of variety. I would recommend you wait for the free days to check it out. The gift shop is great with an excellent select.

Interesting museum of ceramics. Showing British ceramics when I visited. Has studios for potters. Also interesting exhibit of German ceramics, a lot of steins.

I've been there three times - twice as part of an event and once just with my wife. I would take a visiting friend if they were interested too.Nice ceramics museum and artists studios too.

Interesting setting in an old bank. Interesting unique items in the gift shop. Turned in some ceramic tiles for firing. Very helpful

This is one of the best museums in Southern California. It's not big but the exhibitions could rival the best anywhere. There are also artist studios inside the museum that offers workshops. Friendly and cozy environment. I love this place!

If you like to see the work of true artisans, this is for you. The ceramics ranged from exquisite classic work to whimsical avant gard. There is also a gorgeous mural by California artist, Millard Sheets. We were there for about an hour, a few weeks ago, and I am still thinking about some of the amazing pieces I saw. The art is well placed and easy to get around. Well worth the trip!This museum is located in downtown Pomona and is convenient to some good restaurants and lots of antique stores, so you can really make a day of it.