
2026 · Urbandale, Iowa
Token of Time
Painting and Ceramics · Urbandale Public Library Art Gallery · July 19–August 28, 2026
Exhibitions
Selected exhibitions trace Martie Geiger-Ho’s ceramic practice across the United States and Asia, from kiln-goddess sculpture and Brunei earth research to Japanese and Taiwanese residencies, South China Sea assemblages, and continuing two-person exhibitions with spouse/artist Kong Ho.
Selected Solo + Research Exhibitions
2025 · Clear Lake, Iowa
J. R. Larson Media Studio · Clear Lake Arts Center · October 18–December 27, 2025
A recent presentation of Martie’s long engagement with South China Sea ceramic shards, found material, cultural memory, and reconstructed vessel forms. The exhibition brought earlier research into dialogue with newer assemblage and mixed-media work.





2023 · Yingge, Taiwan
Artist-in-Residence Studio, Education Center · New Taipei City Yingge Ceramics Museum · May 13–14, 2023
Developed during Martie’s residency in Yingge, this focused exhibition joined altered ceramic forms, traced surfaces, glass, porcelain spheres, and geological references. An artist talk accompanied the exhibition.





2019 · Shigaraki, Japan
Surface Traced Ceramic Forms · The Institute of Ceramic Studies Gallery · Shigaraki Ceramic Cultural Park · April 25–26, 2019
Created in Shigaraki, these ceramic forms translate encounters with Japanese gardens, paths, thermal pools, beaches, and traced surfaces into vessels and sculptural studies. The exhibition concluded with a gallery talk.





2017 · Jerudong, Brunei Darussalam
Creative Space Art Gallery | Studio · February 1–22, 2017
A concentrated presentation of Martie’s Brunei-based Terraformation research, connecting local earth, ceramic process, geological imagination, erosion, and place. The exhibition included the gallery talk To Seek Out New Clay Particles.





Creative Research
The documentary records the research and making process behind the Brunei-period Terraformation work.
2016 · Brunei Darussalam
Dr. Geiger-Ho’s Reconstructed Landscapes · FASS 1.89 Teaching Gallery · University of Brunei Darussalam · January 11–February 6, 2016
This substantial research exhibition presented more than finished ceramic objects: vessels, sculpture, installations, natural earth formations, found rock and driftwood, digital prints, glass, clay slips, stains, and teaching/production materials made visible the research process itself.



2007 · Bradford, Pennsylvania
KOA Art Gallery · Blaisdell Hall · University of Pittsburgh at Bradford · February 2–March 2, 2007
An important historical presentation of Martie’s Kiln Goddesses, this solo exhibition brought shrine-like sculptures, protective deities, kiln lore, fire, and archetypal imagery together as a sustained body of ceramic work.




International Milestone · 2019–2020
ASEAN Pavilion · 2019 Cheongju Craft Biennale · Cheongju, Korea
Martie’s Terraformation ceramics represented Brunei in this international ASEAN presentation. The works were materially tied to Brunei through the clay used in their creation, extending her site-responsive research into a wider regional context.


Permanent Collection · 2020
Four Terraformation works entered the Korea Foundation permanent collection: Iron Banded Bottle with White Neck, Berakas Pot with White Texture Shoulder, FeS₂ (Iron Sulfide) Earth Crusted Vessel, and Short Thrown Terra Formed Bottle.
Two-Person Exhibitions
Recent exhibitions with spouse/artist Kong Ho place Martie’s ceramic forms alongside luminous floral-nautilus paintings, creating an ongoing conversation between material, time, nature, and transformation.

2026 · Urbandale, Iowa
Painting and Ceramics · Urbandale Public Library Art Gallery · July 19–August 28, 2026

2025 · Novi, Michigan
Painting & Ceramics Exhibition · Novi Civic Center Atrium Gallery · July 10–29, 2025

2019 · Rehoboth Beach, Delaware
Tubbs Gallery · Rehoboth Art League · September 6–October 13, 2019
Complete Record