Kurt Feuerherm “Grey and Black Owl”

Artist: Kurt Feuerherm
Media:Ceramic
Size: 18in x 6in x 3in

Artist Statement
“Kurt Feuerherm was an artist focused on the abstraction of nature-related subjects. His landscape paintings are influenced by his lifelong love and understanding of nature and his exposure to varied geographic areas of the world. His U.S. paintings reflect his travels in the states of Washington, Alaska, California, Arizona, Utah, Maine, New York and Cape Cod Massachusetts. Since his early college days, Kurt traveled extensively in Mexico and later in the Caribbean islands. During the 1990s, Kurt lived and taught in Florence, Italy and traveled extensively throughout Tuscany. Prior to that, he traveled throughout Europe developing bodies of work reflecting the images and nuances of different topographies and cultures.”

Biographical Statement
Kurt is in numerous collections including the Museum of Modern Art, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Syracuse Everson Gallery, Henry Gallery, University of Washington and Rochester Memorial Art Gallery. Kurt’s educational background includes Post-Graduate Fellowships at Yale University studying with Josef Albers, Stuart Davis, Louis Kahn and Naum Gabo, an M.F.A. from Cranbrook Academy of Arts and a B.F.A. from the University of Buffalo. Kurt resided in Rochester, New York.