陶瓷 · 浴火的肌肤质感
—— 美国陶瓷雕塑家 Hunter Stamps 陶瓷雕塑作品欣赏
Hunter Stamps received his M.F.A from Indiana University in Bloomington and his B.F.A from the University of North Carolina in Asheville. He has taught ceramics, sculpture, three-dimensional design and art appreciation courses. Hunter’s work is exhibited in national and international juried, invitational, and solo exhibitions. His work has been published in periodicals such as Ceramics Monthly and represented by galleries in New York and Washington, D.C.
Hunter is fascinated with kiln technology and has built several soda, salt, and large wood-burning kilns over the years. He led a group of students in the experimental research, design and construction of a kiln fueled by used vegetable oil from local restaurants. Hunter also collaborates with his wife Amelia on large scale public art commissions. Their most recent project was an outdoor ceramic tile mural at Camp Aldersgate in Little Rock, Ark.
Hunter Stamps in an Associate Professor of Ceramics in the School of Art and Visual Studied at the University of Kentucky. He previously taught at the University of Central Arkansas, the University of Arkansas-Little Rock and the University of Alaska. Hunter received his M.F.A from Indiana University in Bloomington and his B.F.A. from the University of North Carolina in Asheville.
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“I teach beginning through advanced level courses in Ceramics, as well as Special Topic, Problems in Sculpture, Independent Study and Seminar courses at the undergraduate and graduate level. Other teaching activities include serving on B.F.A and M.F.A thesis committees, participating in graduate critiques, advising and mentoring art majors, curriculum development, and organizing visiting artist workshops, seminars and conferences. Four of my main goals as a professor are to promote critically engaged art studio research; maintain and elevate the ceramic research laboratory; create unique educational and scholarship opportunities for our students; and promote the University of Kentucky as the major site for ceramic research in the region.”
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