Alan Lerner

Amy Halko is known for wheel-thrown porcelain dinnerware. Decorative techniques include overall but sparse, graphic design using black line drawing with stylized leaves as a central element. Designs are often referencing mid-century ...
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    Amy Halko is known for wheel-thrown porcelain dinnerware. Decorative techniques include overall but sparse, graphic design using black line drawing with stylized leaves as a central element. Designs are often referencing mid-century tableware and textile graphics. The transparent clear glaze allows the porcelain ground to anchor design elements. Halko's color application is limited, often featuring yellows, blues, and greens.

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    Apprenticeships & Residencies

    Pottery Apprenticeship: Big Hart Pottery, Hart, Michigan

    2009

    Anchor Graphics, Chicago, Illinois

    2010

    Anderson Ranch, Snowmass, Colorado

    Primary Work Experience
    1982
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    2002

    Lillstreet Art Center: Ceramics, Screen printing

    1986

    School of the Art Institute of Chicago: Foundations Ceramic

    1995

    Gallery 37 Summer Program: Teaching Artist

    1995
    -
    2000

    School of the Art Institute of Chicago, Ceramics

    2004-
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    Present

    Chicago Printmakers Collaborative Screen printing Instructor

    Other

    Bibliography

    Ceramic Society Bulletin (September 1995).

    Ceramics Monthly 36, no. 9 (November 1988).

    Ceramics: Art and Perception 28 (1997).

    New Art Examiner (May 1995).

    CV or Resume

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    Citation: Alan Lerner, "The Marks Project."
    Last modified April 29, 2026. https://www.themarksproject.org/artists/alan-lerner

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