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Matt Long is a Professor of Art and the Graduate Coordinator in the Department of Art at The University of Mississippi, where he has been a faculty member since 2005. He holds an MFA in Ceramics from Ohio University (1997) and a BFA in Ceramics from the Kansas City Art Institute (1995). Prior to his current role, he served as a Teaching Lab Specialist, adjunct faculty, and Visiting Assistant Professor at the University of Florida.
- B.F.A. Art, Kansas City Art Institute (1995)
- MFA Ceramics, Ohio University Main Campus (1997)
His research and artistic practice focus on ceramics, with a strong emphasis on material exploration, glaze development, and sculptural forms. He is recognized nationally and internationally for his contributions to the field of studio ceramics, regularly conducting workshops and lectures at universities, colleges, and art centers across the U.S. and abroad.
Matt Long's artistic work has been widely published and exhibited. He was featured on the cover of Ceramics Monthly in 2004, the world’s most widely read ceramics magazine, and has appeared in major publications such as Studio Potter, Art and Perception, and Clay Times.
His accolades include the NCECA Emerging Artist Award in 2000 and numerous juried awards, with his work included in prestigious permanent collections. He is represented by the Red Lodge Clay Center in Montana.
As Graduate Coordinator, he plays a key role in mentoring and guiding graduate students in the Department of Art. Though specific grant information is not listed, his active exhibition and workshop schedule suggest ongoing creative and professional support. He teaches a comprehensive range of courses from foundational to advanced levels, including specialized topics in ceramic materials and professional practices.
He maintains an active studio practice and continues to contribute to the advancement of ceramic art through teaching, research, and national engagement.
