Rate My Professor Marshall Maude

Maude's artistic practice centers on ceramic sculpture and wood firing techniques, drawing inspiration from historical ceramics of China, ancient Greece, and Native American imagery alongside contemporary ceramic art. His work has garnered significant recognition through awards such as the First Place Award at the Wichita National in 2022 (Juror: Eddie Dominguez), Best of Show at Contemporary Clay 2014 Biennial National Exhibition (Juror: Jim Romberg), Tile Heritage Prix Primo at the San Angelo National Ceramic Competition in 2014 (Juror: Léopold L. Foulem), Best of Show at the University of Dallas Regional Ceramic Competition in 2010 (Juror: Cynthia Bringle, accompanied by solo exhibition), and Honorable Mention at the 5th World Ceramic Biennale in 2009. Notable solo exhibitions include 'the sun and the moon' at Lawrence Art Center (2024), 'RE:Claim' at Cobb Mountain Art & Ecology Project (2022) and Taller de Terreno, Mexico (2021), 'Retrace' at Naropa University Cube Gallery (2020), 'Infinite Timeline' at Lanning Gallery (2018), and 'Return' at Northern Arizona University Art Museum (2017). He has completed artist residencies at Sanbao Ceramic Art Institute in China, Guldagergaard International Ceramic Research Center in Denmark, Taller de Terreno in Mexico, and Cobb Mountain Art & Ecology Project in California, enhancing his contributions to the field through innovative kiln design and firing processes.