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Assistant Professor in Metals

Iowa State University

The Depart­ment of Art and Visual Culture in the College of Design at Iowa State Univer­sity is offer­ing a full-time tenure-track posi­tion at the rank of Assis­tant Profes­sor in Metals start­ing August 2026.

Family Dinner

A solo exhibition by Vivian Chiu at Penland School of Craft

For her upcom­ing solo exhi­bi­tion FAMILY DINNER at the Penland Gallery, Vivian Chin further devel­ops the body of work she began in Passages (those that carried us), expand­ing the series of sculp­tural vessels to incor­po­rate narra­tive marquetry, explor­ing conjoined vessels, larger-scale, and revolv­ing vessels with inte­rior rotat­ing imagery. The marquetry will explore the artist’s narra­tive via child­hood memo­ries, portraits, and food from Chiu’s expan­sive family dinners in Hong Kong.

Cinders: Burned, Scorched, and Pyrographed Works in Wood

Museum for Art in Wood

This exhi­bi­tion presents artworks that revel in the incen­di­ary prop­er­ties of wood as a medium. Illus­trated across twenty-six objects by twenty-two artists and largely drawn from the Museum’s perma­nent collec­tion, Cinders delves into the enig­matic tension between perma­nence and fragility that mate­ri­al­izes in fire-treated wood.

Against the Grain” exhibition

Florida CraftArt

Against the Grain cele­brates the time­less art of wood­work­ing while pushing the bound­aries of tradi­tion. This inno­v­a­tive exhi­bi­tion high­lights cutting-edge concepts, contem­po­rary tech­niques, and the evolv­ing rela­tion­ship between func­tion and form.

Managing Director

Austin School of Furniture

The Austin School of Furni­ture is seeking a Manag­ing Direc­tor to lead its educa­tional programs and oper­a­tional efforts, driving excel­lence in both curricu­lum devel­op­ment and organizational management.

The Longest Distance Between Two Points, a solo exhibition by Katie Hudnall

Museum for Art in Wood

Katie Hudnall makes tools, furni­ture, and objects that are perfectly suited for a pecu­liar world. The first museum-orga­nized solo presen­ta­tion of Hudnall’s unique and capti­vat­ing work, The Longest Distance between Two Points reveals a rare glimpse into the artist’s rich inner world. Here, the absurd and mechan­i­cally improb­a­ble merges with fine wood­work­ing and salvaged wood mate­ri­als to bring mech­a­nisms and struc­tures to life and action.

Exhi­bi­tion dates: March 7 — July 202025

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