TED LOTT

DISTINGUISHED ARTIST SERIES WITH ted lott
online ARTIST TALK AND in-person DEMONSTRATION
february 25 & march 1, 2025

JRACraft has partnered with Heurich House Museum to present artist Ted Lott, for the third and final program in this season's Distinguished Artist Series.

​Register below to join us for a virtual artist talk on Tuesday, February 25, where Lott will discuss his career and influences. Later that week on Saturday March 1, meet Lott at the Heurich House Museum for a live demonstration to discover the techniques and process behind his wood sculpture. The demonstration will be followed by an exclusive guided tour of Heurich House led by JRACraft member and decorative arts historian Oscar Fitzgerald. 

About Ted Lott

Lott is a craftsperson, designer and artist whose work revolves around the history of wood in material culture and architecture. With his diminutive architectural creations, he honors the logic and engineering brilliance of traditional construction methods of wood dwellings.

Lott has been an Artist-In-Residence at Anderson Ranch Art Center, Kohler Arts/Industry Program, Arrowmont School of Arts & Crafts, Center for Turning & Furniture Design, and the Vermont Studio Center. He has taught Woodworking & Furniture Design at Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, Murray State University, Indiana University of Pennsylvania, and teaches workshops throughout the United States.

ARTIST TALK (ONLINE ONLY)

Tuesday, February 25, 2025 | 1pm - 2pm Eastern
​Free and open to the public | Hosted on Zoom
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Learn about Ted Lott's career and influences in this online program.

DEMONSTRATION (IN PERSON ONLY)​​

Saturday, March 1, 2025 | 10am - 12pm
Hosted at Heurich House Museum |1307 New Hampshire Ave NW, Washington DC, 20036

Meet Ted Lott and watch him demonstrate his techniques, with the opportunity to see one of his finished works in-person! After his demonstration, join JRACraft member and decorative arts historian Oscar Fitzgerald for a guided tour of Heurich House Museum with a special focus on craft and preservation in Heurich House. 

$50 Members of JRACraft, Hillwood, Pyramid Atlantic Art Center, or Heurich House Museum
​$60 Non-members

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