From her first exhibition in Paris in 1995 to her next solo exhibition August 7th – September 10th in Spokane, WA, Rebecca Hutchinson has been creating amazing works of nature for over 20 years with each being more fascinating then the last. Rebecca has her BA, and MFA in Ceramics from Berea College & the University of Georgia, as well she has been a Professor of Ceramics at UMass Dartmouth since 2001.
Hutchinson’s work is large-scale, installation in format, and concerns for both the observation of place and the intricacy of construction possibilities within each space are incorporated into each site-specific work she creates. Her work embraces qualities in ceramics and the sculpting craft, developmental theory, and observation of both animal and human architecture and systems that have rarely been seen before. Hutchinson’s personal interest in both the human and natural world is clear, and in recent pieces has been influenced by observing plant growth and ecosystem dynamics – this has brought new light to her work and new fans and admirers alike. You can catch Rebecca Hutchinson showing her work across the country and world, but her upcoming installations/exhibitions are as follows:
| 2016 | ||
| May 6 – June 26 | Installation | Northern Clay Center – Minneapolis, MN |
| 2015 | ||
| Aug 7 – Sep 10 | Solo Exhibition | Kolva – Sullivan Gallery – Spokane, WA |
| June 4 – Sep 13 | Installation – Organic Matters: Women to Watch 2015 | National Museum of Women in the Arts – Washingtion, DC |
| May 24 – June 7 | Installation – La Biennale de la Céramique 2015 | Cultural Center of Andenne – Andenne, Belgium |
| April 24 – May 31 | Installation – Gyeonggi International Ceramic Biennale 2015 |
Icheon World Ceramic Center – Gyeonggi, Korea |
| April 3 – May 8 | Installation – Carleton Invitational | Perlman Museum at Carleton College – Carleton, MN |
| Jan 31 – Mar 21 | Installation– Greenscapes-Of/In/From the Garden | Clay Art Center – Port Chester, NY |
See more of Hutchinson’s work online as well on her portfolio website here:
