Malcolm Wright
Malcolm Wright
Public Collections
Art Complex Museum, Duxbury MA
Bennington Museum, Bennington VT
Blanden Memorial Art Museum, Ft. Dodge IA
Corcoran Gallery of Art, Washington DC
Denver Art Museum, Denver CO
Huntington Museum of Art, Huntington WV
Idemitsu Museum, Tokyo, Japan
Museum of Fine Arts, Boston MA
Museum of Fine Arts, Springfield MA
Urasenke Society of New York, New York NY
Currier Museum of Art, Manchester NH
Selected Exhibitions
2005 “Connecting through Clay, Karatsu Pottery” Felissimo Design House and Sara proudly present Karatsu Pottery, New York NY
“Chalk and Clay”, Reeves Contemporary, New York NY
Plum Gallery, Williamstown MA
2004 “Creations in Clay: Contemporary New England Ceramics” Currier Museum of Art, Manchester NH
“The Language of Wood: Woodfired clay”, W.D.O. A Contemporary Craft Gallery, Charlotte NC
“The Naked Truth,” 2004 International Wood Fire Conference at the Cedar, Rapids Museum of Art, Cedar Rapids IA
2003 White Lotus Gallery, Eugene OR
Gallery Daichi Gallery, New York NY
Brattleboro Museum & Art Center, Brattleboro VT
2002 “The New Way of Tea,” Asia Society, New York NY
“Twenty Two Ways of Clay,” University of Texas, Tyler TX
2000 Huntington Museum of Art, Huntington WV
Blanden Memorial Art Museum, Ft. Dodge IA
Gallery Daichi Gallery, New York NY
1997 Gallery Daichi Gallery, New York NY
Gallery Manyodo, Tokyo, Japan
1992-1994 “Bridge of Fire: Two Potters East and West,“
Denver Art Museum, Denver CO (1994)
Whitman College, Walla Walla WA (1994)
Noyes Museum, Oceanville NJ (1993)
Museum of Fine Arts, Springfield, MA (1992)
Art Complex Museum, Duxbury, MA (1992)
Japanese Information and Cultural Center, Washington DC (1992)
1992 Art Complex Museum, Duxbury MA
1991 Gallery Manyodo, Tokyo, Japan
1990-2003 Genovese/Sullivan Gallery, Boston MA
1987 Brattleboro Museum & Art Center, Brattleboro VT
1985 Art Complex Museum, Duxbury MA
1983 Brattleboro Museum & Art Center, Brattleboro VT
1978-1998 Azuma Gallery, New York NY
1970 Takashimaya Gallery, Osaka, Japan
Awards
2003 Walter Cerf Award for Lifetime Achievement in the Arts, Vermont Arts Council
Publications
2004 The Log Book, Issue 19. “About Blowholes,” By Malcolm Wright. The Log Book, Issue 19
2000 Ceramics: Art & Perception, Issue 42, by Margaret Skove
Functional Ceramics & Sculpture: Malcolm Wright, by Margaret Skove. Blanden Memorial Art Museum
1998 American Craft (April/May), by Gerry Williams
1997 Four Friends: Variety in Juxtaposition, by Malcolm Wright. Gallery Manyodo, Tokyo, Japan
1992 Bridge of Fire: Two Potters East and West, by Samuel Morse. Museum of Fine Arts, Springfield, MA
1991 Two Man Exhibition: T. Nakazato, M. Wright, by Samuel Morse. Gallery Manyodo, Tokyo
1989 New York Times (Oct. 1), by Ann Pringle Harris
1988 NCECA Journal (Fall), by Malcolm Wright
1987 Japanese Crafts/New England, by Ann & Sam Morse. Brattleboro Museum & Art Center
1985 American Craft (Oct./Nov.), by Michael Boylen
1985 American Art for the Tea Ceremony, by William Thrasher
1982-1992 Studio Potter magazine
“Collaborating with Takashi Nakazato” by Malcolm Wright. December 1992 (Vol. 21, No.1)
“The Studio Potter Twentieth Anniversary Collection. June 1992 (Vol. 20, No.2)
“In Praise of Feet” by Malcolm Wright et al. June 1990 (Vol. 18, No.2)
“Vermont Potters” by Gerry Williams. December 1989 (Vol. 18, No.1)
“Ceramic Pillows” & “Studio Potter Survey of Woodburning Kilns” by Malcolm Wright. December 1982 (Vol. 11, No. 1)
Teaching Experience
1970-1980 Marlboro College, Marlboro VT
1963-1967 Corcoran School of Art, Washington DC
Lectures/Seminars/workshops
2003 Bard Graduate Center, New York NY
2000 Huntington Museum of Art, Huntington WV
1995 Worcester Craft Center, Worcester MA
1994 92nd Street Y, New York NY
1991 League of NH Craftsmen, Hanover NH
1988 NCECA, Portland,OR
League of NH Craftsmen, Hanover NH
1986 Asia Society, New York NY
1983 92nd Street Y, New York NY
Woodfired Aesthetics, sponsored by Studio Potter magazine, Japan Society, New York NY
Biography
Born in Minnesota, with a BA from Marlboro College, an MFA from George Washington University, and apprenticeship to 12th-generation Japanese potter, Tarouemon Nakazato in Karatsu, Japan, and working directly under Takashi Nakazato, Malcolm Wright has brought to his work a diversity of sources.
Education
1962 BA, Marlboro College, Marlboro VT
1967 MFA, George Washington University, Washington DC
1968-1970 Apprenticed to Taroueman Nakazato Xll, Living National Treasure, Karatsu, Japan
Memberships
Vermont Crafts Council