Japanese Wood-Fired Ceramics by Marc Lancet

In 2001, Lancet was an invited artist in England and Denmark.

Lancet joined 12 artists from around the world for the symposium, an international gathering of artists to create work, wood-fire and exhibit together for the month of July, 2010. representative to the Kohila International Ceramic Symposium. In Estonia for July 2011 Lancet was the U.S. Lancet traveled to Shanghai and Jingdezhen, China in 2011 to present exhibitions, workshops, lectures and book signings in celebration of the publication of the Chinese language edition of Japanese Wood-fired Ceramics. Lancet led two master classes for the Keramikshule in Landshut, Germany.

Lancet collaborated with Ikebana master Nicolaus Peters in a Fluxus art performance titled Ichigo Ichiei (This moment, like no other) in addition to presenting workshops and lectures. The Museum Fluxus+ in Potsdam, Germany featured Lancet’s two-person exhibition with the German artist Sabine Turpeinen in Summer 2012. In Denmark the following week he was featured in the five person international exhibition “Ceramic Paradise. He presented the opening lecture for the International Ikebana Conference in Potsdam, Germany. Lancet was the featured contemporary ceramic artist in the exhibition Mesocosmos: Ceramics and Ikebana at the Ceramic Art Museum of Berlin in 2015, where he also presented the performance art piece “Nichinichi kore koujitsu” (Day by day it’s a good day.) and the conceptual art project “Fairtrade 6 Berlin”. Lancet’s sculpture was featured in the 2018 traveling survey exhibition “Bay Area Clay: A Legacy in Social Consciousness”.

His writing and art is published in Ceramics Monthly, Ceramics: Art and Perception, Keramik, Ceramics Technical, Clay Times, The Log Book and Turning Wheel. Lancet’s work appears in Clay and Glazes for the Ceramic Artist by Rhodes and Hopper, Hands in Clay by Speight and Toki, Functional Pottery by Hopper, Ceramic Extruder for the Studio Potter by Conrad, and Raku, A Practical Approach by Brafman. His art is in numerous collections, including The Shigaraki Ceramic Cultural Center, Japan The International Ceramic Center, Skaelskor, Denmark, the United States Embassy in Estonia, Asian Art Museum of San Francisco, the Fluxus+ Museum in Potsdam, Germany and the Ceramic Art Museum of Berlin. Marc Lancet is the coauthor of Japanese Wood-fired Ceramics, which has been translated into German and Chinese.

Japanese Wood-Fired Ceramics by Marc Lancet