
Iva Milovanovic '16
From my time spent in MECA I have learned persistency is very important, never to give up.”
Describe a body of work that you are currently working on. My work explores the interactions of everyday experiences into sculptural representations of pleasure and absurdity, an insight into what I love […]Read More

Iva Milovanovic '16
Congratulations to all of the participants in the 2015 BFA Exhibition.
Best in Show: Iva Milovanovic '16, . . .”
Congratulations to all of the participants in the 2015 BFA Exhibition. Best in Show: Iva Milovanovic '16, Ceramics 2nd Place: David Martinez '16, Metalsmithing & Jewelry 3rd Place (tie): Betsy Lewis '16, Metalsmithing & Jewelry […]Read More

Kristen Savary '16
Student Perspective: Kristen Savary (Ceramics '16) from Maine College of Art & Design.
To view more of . . .”
Student Perspective: Kristen Savary (Ceramics '16) from Maine College of Art & Design. To view more of Kristen's work, please view her portfolio here.Read More

Miles Spadone '12
Personally, my greatest challenge while at MECA was trying clarify how to best express my ideas. ”
Describe a body of work that you have made. I am interested in the essence of a form through a process of reduction. Void of decoration, the surface of my work […]Read More

Inge Herzog-Rice '13
I can say I would not be who I am today without MECA. Not only did my best work came from there, from . . .”
Describe a body of work that you are currently working on. My favorite piece of work would be the life size tiger sculpture I made the last semester of my […]Read More

Meet Patrick Coughlin, Associate Professor of Ceramics
“In Patrick we are thrilled to have found the rare educator who is firmly grounded in contemporary design . . .”
“In Patrick we are thrilled to have found the rare educator who is firmly grounded in contemporary design and production, the deep history of ceramics, and fine arts practice. Patrick […]Read More

Mark Johnson
It is my goal to make pottery relevant to our time, and to give it a meaningful place in our culture.”
Ceramics Professor Mark Johnson is featured in the May/June issue of Pottery Making Illustrated magazine. The article is entitled "Compose and Contain: Flower Rafts," which features the step-by-step process of making […]Read More