Jill Foote-Hutton
Olin Russum is known for work which ranges from functional pieces with sculptural references to non-functional ceramic sculptures.
His functional work was typically thrown, often altered, and finished with classic over glazes. The ...
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- Biography
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Olin Russum is known for work which ranges from functional pieces with sculptural references to non-functional ceramic sculptures.
His functional work was typically thrown, often altered, and finished with classic over glazes. The sculptural pieces were given applied clay surfaces reminiscent of fish scales. He was perhaps best known for large bas-relief wall murals some of these had 3-dimentional sculptural forms emerging from the surface.
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-2012
Artist in Residence, Guldagergaard International Ceramic Residency Center, Skaelskor, Denmark
-2013Artist in Residence, Skopelos Foundation for the Arts, Skopelos, Greece
-2014Ceramic Surface Forum Invitational, Arrowmont School of Crafts, Gatlinburg, Tennessee
-2015Jentel Critic, Archie Bray Foundation for the Ceramic Arts, Helena, Montana in partnership with Jentel Foundation, Banner, Wyoming
- Primary Work Experience
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2004-2010
Instructor, Department Coordinator, Gallery Director, East Central College, Union, Missouri
2010-2014Curator of Exhibitions, Red Lodge Clay Center, Red Lodge, Montana
2015-—Studio Artist, Community Arts Educator, Whistlepig Studio
2016-—Head of Education & Artist Services, Northern Clay Center, Minneapolis, Minnesota
2020-—Editor, The Studio Potter
Other
- Public Collections
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Gulf Coast State College, Panama City, Florida
Kolva-Sullivan Collection, Washington State University, Pullman, Washington
Skopelos Foundation for the Arts Collection, Skopelos, Greece
- Bibliography
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Arbuckle, Linda, editor. 500 Plates, Platters & Chargers]. New York, NY: Lark Crafts, 2008.
“Artists in the Grassland.” The Missourian, 2009.
Blount, Akira, editor. 500 Handmade Dolls: Modern Expressions of the Human Form. New York, NY: Lark Crafts, 2008.
Crissman, Henry James Haver. “Considering Social Practice in Contemporary Ceramics.” NCECA Journal (2014).
Foote–Hutton, Jill. “A Community Gathers.” Ceramics Monthly (May 2004).
______________. “Community Revisited.” Studio Potter Magazine (February 2015).
Hanus, Julie. “Top 10 NCECA Moments.” American Craft Magazine (April 2013), http://craftcouncil.org/post/top-ten-nceca-conference-moments
Martin, Brigitte. Humor in Craft. Atglen, PA: Schiffer Publishing, Ltd., 2012.
- CV or Resume
- Website(s)
Citation: Jill Foote-Hutton, "The Marks Project."
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