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Marian Haigh
V I R T U A L C E R A M I C S E X H I B I T
CradleHandbuilt earthenware, press molds, glazed and smoke-fired Artist StatementMy work is a response to observing the rhythms and cycles of the natural world around me. From the shorter rhythms of seasons to the almost timeless cycles of stones and mountains I find endless shapes, textures, and fragments that echo the process of life, death, and rebirth. I use press molds of deer antlers, stones, and fossils to repeat shapes that form the building blocks for my vessels. Within this framework I seek to express feelings I don't often understandÑperhaps longings for strength and beauty or the desire to show painful steps I am trying to master or interpretations of numinous dreams that seem like a gift. Resume
MARIAN HAIGH
2600 Bridle Path; Austin, TX 78703
(512) 477-6112
Date and Place of Birth: October 8,1951; Pittsburgh, Kansas
Education: B.F.A. from Arkansas State University,
Jonesboro, Arkansas, 1973
SELECTED PUBLICATIONS
"Clay Baskets and Electric Smoke Firing," Ceramics Monthly, September 1990.
"Gallery," American Crafts, June/July 1989.
"Portfolio," American Crafts, February/March 1988.
"The basketmaker 's Art: Contemporary baskets and their Makers
Mark Books," 1987.
"Gallery," American Crafts, April/May 1985.
"By Design," Metropolis - The Architecture and Design Magazine of NY;
April 1984.
"The New Basket: A Vessel for the Future," Brainerd Art Gallery, State
University College of Arts and Sciences, Potsdam, NY, 1984.
"Other Baskets," Fiberarts, August/ September 1982.
"Gallery," American Crafts, August/ September 1982.
GALLERY ASSOCIATIONS
-The Blue Heron, Deer Island, Maine
-Worth Gallery, Taos, New Mexico
-Arkansas Arts Center, Little Rock, Arkansas
-Arkansas State University Museum, Jonesboro, Arkansas
-Sprint Services, Austin, Texas; Independence, Missouri;
Charlotte, North Carolina;
-Sacramento, California; Baltimore, Maryland
-Martin Museum of Art, Baylor University, Waco, Texas
SELECTED EXHIBITIONS
1993 "Texas Clay Il," invitational exhibition with symposium. Curator:
Michel Conroy. Touring exhibition with catalog.
"Earthen Vessel, Celestial Journey," three-person exhibition,
University Gallery, Hooper-Schaefer Fine Arts Center, Baylor
University, Waco, TX. Curator: Paul McCoy.
1992 "They Came by Boat," Elsa Mott Ives Gallery, New York, NY. Curators:
Paul Bridgewater and Laura Kruger.
1991 "New Works: Ceramic Vessels," one-person exhibition, Arkansas State
University Museum, Jonesboro, AR.
"Feats of Clay IV," Lincoln Arts and Cultural Foundation, Lincoln, CA.
Juror: Rudy Autio. Catalog. Awarded purchase prize.
1990 "Marian Haigh: Review," one-person exhibition, Popularis,
San Antonio, TX.
"Basket Weave '90," The Dairy Barn, Athens, OH. Touring exhibition
with catalog. Jurors: Michael Davis, John McGuire, Sandra Blain.
"Baskets and Beyond," invitational, California Crafts Museum,
San Francisco, CA.
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