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Lance Rautzhan (born. 1974 in Pottsville, PA) is a multidisciplinary artist and educator. His works include painting, video, performance, installation and sound. He holds a Master of Professional Studies in Art Education (New Media) from the Pennsylvania State University and a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology from Indiana University of Pennsylvania. He moved to Long Island City, Queens in 1997 to study acting and made small, illustrative works on paper. After relocating to Baltimore MD in 1999, Rautzhan developed a rigorous abstract painting practice resulting in a significant body of work and an extensive exhibition history. After a return to New York, this time Bushwick in 2006, he shifted to a remixed, socially conscious narrative approach to painting and video that offered some critical success. 

Contemporaneously, Rautzhan had been cultivating an auxiliary gig as a vinyl-only D.J. In 2013, his sound art project, Those Meddling Punk Kids emerged after a well-received improvisational performance conceived for vinyl comic book records and designed to appropriate and reposition existing narratives through a socially critical lens. Later, Rautzhan would pursue these audible explorations as an educational project and receive the 2019-2020 Professional Master's Excellence Award from the Graduate School at Penn State for his research focused on the Beuysian pedagogical potential of process in sound art. 

Rautzhan’s work has been exhibited at Freight+Volume and Arts+Leisure (NY), Present Co. (BK), DNA Gallery (Provincetown), Index Art Center/Newark Museum of Art (NJ) and The Hodson Gallery at Hood College (MD) to name a few. In 2019, Freight+Volume presented his installation Happy Meal as a solo booth at Satellite Art Fair (BK). In 2021, Arts+Leisure exhibited and published his multimedia solo project Specter Spectre Specter. He has been published internationally including ITCH Journal of Creative Expression (University of the Witwatersrand, South Africa) and Pickled Matter: New Faces of Contemporary Art (Nippon Publishing, Tokyo) among others. Rautzhan is a regular resident at the DNA Artist Residency Program in Provincetown, MA. In 2022 he established Cabin Contemporary, a project space in Pottsville, PA focused on installation, new media, painting and outsider art. Currently, Rautzhan guest lectures in gallery management at Hood College in Frederick, MD. Rautzhan lives on a farm in the Appalachian Mountains of east central Pennsylvania where he continues to expand his multidisciplinary approach.

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