Dale Huffman

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EDUCATION

1972 BS Physics, Carnegie Mellon, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

1976 MFA School of Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago, Illinois

PRIMARY WORK EXPERIENCE

Chair, and Professor of Art, Carlow University, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

BIOGRAPHY

Dale Huffman is known for wood fired, ash glazed, wheel thrown stoneware pottery. His forms and ash glazes are organic and reflect a strong Japanese influence.

Huffman has worked as a studio artist in the Pittsburgh area since the 1980’s. In 1996, Huffman traveled to Japan to participate in the International Workshop for Ceramics at Tokoname (IWCAT), which inspired his pottery. Huffman began wood-firing more, built wood-kilns at various locations, and experimented with ash-based glazes.

Public Collections

Public Collections to Display:

American Museum of Ceramic Art, Pomona, California

Bibliography

Bibliography to Display:

Green, Josh. “Dale Huffman: A Review by Josh Green.” Ceramics Arts & Perception, No. 90, 2012.

Huffman, Dale. “A Sojourn in Japan.” Ceramics Monthly, Jan. 1999.