Lowell Hutcheson is a ceramic artist, educator and arts administrator whose work reflects a deep connection to nature, commitment to sustainability, and the quiet power of handmade objects. Through the use of slip and texture, she explores the intersection of tradition and experimentation, drawing on natural materials and techniques to create work that is feels contemporary and timeless. Every aspect of her practice—from the raw materials she uses to the way she lives—is shaped by a conscious effort to reduce her carbon footprint and reconnect with the natural world.

In addition to her studio practice, Hutcheson serves as the Director of Arts Programming at SUNY Oswego, where she curates interdisciplinary arts events and offers opportunities for creative engagement across campus and the wider community. She also teaches Arts Management at SUNY Oswego, helping students connect their creative passions with practical tools for professional success.

She holds a Master of Arts in Liberal Studies with a focus on The Arts in Higher Education from SUNY Brockport and a Bachelor of Arts in German and Slavic Languages from The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill