Posted by Jessica Todd in The MFA Guidebook for Studio Artists
MFA Student Interview Series | Eric Adams
Describe a typical day in your life as an MFA student.
In the morning, I go to my home office and write for 30 minutes to an hour. Some mornings I write and edit papers, grade, or work on grant applications or exhibitions. My first seminar’s weekly schedule rotates meeting between my private studio and the main art building, two miles away. We meet in individual studios and discuss each other’s progress on our work in two-week cycles.
Martin Janecky glassblowing at the National Glass Centre
Martin Janecky began his career with glass at the age of 13 and later explored sculpting methods in the Czech Republic. By the time he was 20, he was employed by leading artists and designers around the world to assist and to execute specific works. Janecky has served as an instructor, visiting artist, and gaffer at several glassmaking schools, including The Studio, Penland School of Crafts, and Pilchuck Glass School.
At first, these highly stylized fashion images from Erik Madigan Heck look like vector art. However, these shots of Junya Watanabe’s Fall 2015 collection are actually all photography, but edited to be flat and one dimensional to complement the graphic nature of the collection.
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First of all, I have to make it clear that the Justified Sinner is still alive and kicking. My website has gone offline whilst I change hosting companies due to a ludicrous hike in pricing at Small Business Host who previously hosted the sites.
Another busy and exciting week at the School of Jewellery. I knew it would be interesting but had never imagined that so much would be going on all the time!
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