On July 30th and 31st, the Werkschule-Werkstatt für Kunst und Kulturarbeit (an art school) in Oldenburg, Germany, will host Marc Leuthold’s masterclass and demonstration/lecture. This event is part of the so-called “Portrait” program and coincides with Leuthold’s exhibit at the Oldenburg Museum of Art and the Ceramics Market. Ceramicist Martin McWilliam will also be presenting. Please drop by if you are in the area.
Marc Leuthold is featured along with Dawn Clements in the Bates College Museum of Art exhibition Back and Forth: The Collaborative Works of Dawn Clements and Marc Leuthold.
The artists will discuss their collaborative process in a presentation at 6 p.m. Friday, Feb. 6, in Room 104 of the Olin Arts Center, 75 Russell St.
A reception in the museum, which is also located in the arts center, follows the lecture.
The exhibition runs through March 21. Museum hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Saturday, and until 7 p.m. Wednesdays during the academic year.
Admission is open to the public at no cost. For more information, please call 207-786-6158 or visit the museum website.
“Lemons” (after Dawn Clements), a 2008 piece in raku stoneware by Marc Leuthold.
Marc Leuthold discusses Torture, his 2013 installation at the Sydney College of Arts of the University of Sydney in Australia. Video produced by Doyle Dean.
Marc Leuthold will conduct a four-day workshop at the Carlo Zauli Museum in Faenza, Italy, July 18-22.
The exhibition, Marc Leuthold, Sculpture, 1995-2010, surveyed the artist’s signature ceramic sculpture produced during the past 15 years. Museum Director Thomas Piché, Jr., curated the exhibition, which was accompanied by an illustrated catalog.
For his exhibition at the Daum, Leuthold created “Offering,” a multidimensional environment that transformed the museum’s largest gallery space into “a site of contemplation and wonder,” said Piché.
The exhibition ran Feb. 6 through April 25, 2010. More images can be found here.
Daum Museum installation detail
The Fault installation at the Mark Potter Gallery of the Taft School was the subject of a feature in the March 2009 Ceramics Monthly. You can view a pdf of the article here.
Currently, Leuthold is in a group show at P.S.1. titled Irrational Profusion: Nicole Cherubini, Marc Leuthold, Joyce Robins, and Peter Schlesinger. “The works of these four artists produce a diverse contemporary dialogue on the traditional medium of clay. Through their incorporation of unconventional materials including rabbit fur, gold chains, and paint, as well as their references to painting, drawing, and sculpture, these artists share an interest in pushing the boundaries of and contributing to the medium’s possibilities.” This exhibition is in the First Floor Drawing Gallery from September 28 through January 21, 2008.
