Educational Links
Underlined titles are clickable links
Interactive Materials Map: Where do Materials come from? Collaboration with Julia Galloway’s students at the University of Montana in Missoula, and Matthew Limb, PHD candidate at University of California, Santa Barbara
Podcast: Sustainable Ceramics with Nancy Selvage, David Binns and Guido Strijbos
Book: Sustainable Ceramics - Robert Harrison Come to the GTF Happy Hour at 5pm EST on Thursday March 18th to arrange for a signing of you book.
Article: Wild Clay in Montana
Field Guide: Environmental Impacts of Studio Activities
Projects:
Keeley Haftner, a Saskatchewanian-Canadian artist working in the Netherlands whose work deals with garbage as a material and a philosophical construct :
Recent project at European Ceramic Work centre where I converted the waste sculpture of another artist into ceramic vessels as symbolic CO2 offset vessels
Last summer project at Medalta artist residency where the sculpture of other artists was made into bricks to be used for building or revolution
Erik Scollon, While he worked as studio manager at UC Berkeley, they wrote a grant to work toward zero glaze materials going down the drain in the ceramics studios. Linked here was our first pass at doing so