California College of Arts and Crafts

California College of the Arts yearbook 1965-1966

Viola Frey glazing a piece in the ceramics studio

Viola Frey 1965

CCAC Confers Honorary Doctorates on Viola Frey and Phyllis Wattis

Article about the Ninety-third CCAC commencement, on May 13, 2000, at which honorary doctorates were conferred on: ceramic sculptor and longtime CCAC faculty, Viola Frey and philanthropist and CCAC donor, Phyllis Wattis, with a commencement address delivered by director of the Whitney Museum, Maxwell Anderson

California College of Arts and Crafts, Vol.70 No.2 Winter 1975/76

Excerpt from California College of Arts and Crafts, Vol.70 No.2 Winter 1975/76

CCAC Review, Spring 1973

Ceramic Studio Dedication contact sheets

Images of the Dedication of the Noni Eccles Treadwell Ceramics Center on the California College of the Arts' Oakland Campus on Febuary 21,1973.

Viola Frey, Art Nelson and others in front of the Carriage House in 1973

A group of people, including CCAC Ceramics Faculty Art Nelson (far left), Viola Frey (far right), in front of the Carriage House after it had been moved to make way for the Noni Eccles Treadwell Ceramics Art Center building in 1973.

Viola Frey, 1993

Viola Frey in her studio, 1993.

Viola Frey with her Soap Box Derby car, 1975

Viola Frey in the Noni Eccles Treadwell Ceramic Arts Building with the "car" she made for the SFMoMA Soap Box Derby. California College of Arts and Crafts, Oakland, 1975

Viola Frey and her Soap Box Derby car, with Art Nelson and Phillip Kolb, 1975

CCAC faculty Viola Frey and Art Nelson with Viola’s “car” at the Artists Soap Box Derby organized by SFMOMA, 1975.