Glass, Ceramics, Glass, ceramics and Print, Glass and Ceramics postgraduate research
Job title:
Professor of Glass and Ceramics and Director of the Institute for International Research in Glass
Biography:
Kevin Petrie is perhaps best known for ‘blending’ printmaking and glass/ceramics for creative use. This includes the development of new processes and the dissemination of new practice internationally. Kevin’s work is largely aimed at providing useful material in the form of models of practice, techniques and context for studio based artists as well as illuminating aspects of glass and ceramics for the public. Kevin Petrie led MA Glass and MA Ceramics from 2003-11 and currently teaches BA, MA and research students in glass and ceramics. He is also Team Leader for the Glass and Ceramics academic team. Kevin has been invited to teach and lecture in Australia, Hong Kong, Thailand, Denmark, China, Germany and Canada. He is also very active in the development and support of research students natmore...
Kevin Petrie is perhaps best known for ‘blending’ printmaking and glass/ceramics for creative use. This includes the development of new processes and the dissemination of new practice internationally. Kevin’s work is largely aimed at providing useful material in the form of models of practice, techniques and context for studio based artists as well as illuminating aspects of glass and ceramics for the public. Kevin Petrie led MA Glass and MA Ceramics from 2003-11 and currently teaches BA, MA and research students in glass and ceramics. He is also Team Leader for the Glass and Ceramics academic team. Kevin has been invited to teach and lecture in Australia, Hong Kong, Thailand, Denmark, China, Germany and Canada. He is also very active in the development and support of research students nationally and was awarded a 'National Teaching Fellowship' in 2010. Kevin has written two books – ‘Glass and Print’ and ‘Ceramic Transfer Printing’ – and published a number of articles in key journals. Kevin Petrie has supervised 10 completed PhD’s and MPhil’s and is currently supervising 6 research students. He has also examined 10 students in the UK, Sweden and Australia. Kevin Petrie is currently co-curating a major retrospective of the German artist Erwin Eisch for the National Glass Centre. He has also recently completed a chapter on the crafts for the ‘The Design Students Handbook’ to be published by Pearson Education in 2013.
Qualifications:
2008 Professorship - ‘Professor of Glass and Ceramics’ – University of Sunderland;
1999 PhD, Water-based ceramic transfer printing – The development and creative use of a new on-glaze screenprinting system. Centre for Fine Print Research, University of the West of England, Bristol;
1995 MA in Ceramics and Glass, The Royal College of Art, London;
1993 BA (Hons) Illustration, University of Westminster;