Matt Hyleck

Ken Kohoutek is known for vessel and tile works that serve as a canvas for low-fired narrative paintings. Vessels are often slip cast and tiles are slab constructed. Chaotic spatial environments featuring ...
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    Ken Kohoutek is known for vessel and tile works that serve as a canvas for low-fired narrative paintings. Vessels are often slip cast and tiles are slab constructed. Chaotic spatial environments featuring a bemused male character define his clay work.

    Kohoutek?s work draws on the subject matter and spatial relationships throughout art history including Cubist, Dada, Pop Art, Folk Art and quilt making pieces. The affect art history has had on his compositions shows in myriad ways from large-scale machines, household objects, contrasting color fields, obsessive patterning, perspective, and scale complement the controlled chaos and the bemused male that is ever present in Kohoutek?s work.

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    Apprenticeships & Residencies
    2000

    Artist in Residence, Baltimore Clayworks, Inc., Baltimore, Maryland

    2000

    Artist in Residence, Tainan University for the Arts, 66 Kuantien, Tachi, Taiwan

    Primary Work Experience
    2000—

    Education Director, Baltimore Clayworks, Inc., Baltimore, Maryland

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    Public Collections

    M.T. Burton Gallery, Surf City, New Jersey

    rosenfieldcollection.com

    Skutt Kilns, Portland, Oregon

    Bibliography

    Hall, Sherman. “Emerging Artist: Matthew Hyleck.” Ceramics Monthly (May 2008).

    Hyleck, Matthew. “Functional Intent.” Ceramics Monthly (December 2011).

    Tourtilliot, Suzanne, J.E. 500 Plates and Chargers: Innovative Expressions of Function and Style. New York, NY: Lark Books, 2008.

    CV or Resume

    Kuratnick, Jeffrey

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    Xavier University

    66 Kuantien

    Tainan University for the Arts

    Tachi, Taiwan

    Baltimore Clayworks

    Citation: Kuratnick, Jeffrey Matt Hyleck, "The Marks Project."
    Last modified April 29, 2026. https://www.themarksproject.org/artists/matt-hyleck

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