Indiana University Ceramics Guild

The MFA show is open at the Grunwald. Our MFA is showing off some amazing work! His work is about balancing and living with the contradictions of life. He explores these contradictions through anthropomorphism, reflecting the human tendency to project ourselves onto animals throughout history.
The MFA show opened April 7th and will be open through April 18th. The MFA talks are April 10th from 4:30-6pm with a reception from 6-8pm.

Sending some love to one more graduating ceramics BFA, all the way in NYC!
Meghan Stanley is a senior Ceramics BFA candidate. During her BFA, she has a strong foundation in ceramic techniques while also exploring mixed media, working with materials such as silicone, metal, and fabric. Offered the opportunity to study in New York City, she is now completing her B.F.A. through IU in NYC, and her upcoming thesis show will be held in Brooklyn, NY, on December 12th.

Working in a range from small to life-sized, she uses clay as a means to understand her body and to balance texture and form while processing memory. Much of her recent work responds to personal trauma and examines how experiences from girlhood to womanhood affect the physical body. She incorporates elements of body horror—distorted shapes, skin-like surfaces, and biomorphic forms—to emphasize these processes, creating sculptures that serve as visual documentation and reflection.

Happy Holidays from IU Ceramics!😀❤️

A HUGE thank you to Stephen Creech for coming to talk to our BFA and MFA ceramic students! This guy is a clay wizard.