Originally from Southeast Idaho in the United States, Duncan received his Bachelors of Fine Art from the University of Montana and his Masters in Fine Art from Ohio University. He has received many artist fellowships that have allowed him to pursue a full time studio practice through 6 different national and international artist residency programs. His work has been exhibited in group and solo exhibitions throughout the United States and Eastern Europe. Duncan has been an instructor of record at Ohio University and a long-term instructor at the 92Y and the Clay Art Center in New York. Additionally, he was represented by Abmeyer Wood Fine Art Gallery in Seattle, Washington. Most recently he was the recipient of the Rudy Autio Creative Initiative Grant and the Elaine Hoffman Rattet Grant for the Ceramic Arts. He currently serves as Assistant Professor in Ceramics at Middle Tennessee State University. Through his work, Duncan explores the resilient nature of the human experience and the complex politics of the human body.
