Title
Forty years on : Richard Bresnahan and artists of the Saint John's Pottery
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Description
Richard Bresnahan, his apprentices, and volunteers built the largest wood-fired kiln in North America at Saint John's University in Collegeville, Minnesota. The Johanna Kiln accommodates 12,000 works of pottery and sculpture and is fired in the autumn. The fire is stoked for ten days and then the kiln cools for two weeks before opening. The Saint John's Pottery has embodied the Benedictine values of community, hospitality and self-sufficiency as well as the University's commitment to the integration of art and life; the preservation of the environment; the linkage between work and worship; and the celebration of diverse cultures. (Westminster Presbyterian Church website, 2019)
ISBN
9780988407572
Publication Date
2019
Publisher
St. John's University
City
Collegeville, MN
Disciplines
American Art and Architecture | Art and Design | Art Practice | Asian Art and Architecture | Ceramic Arts | Contemporary Art | Fine Arts | History of Art, Architecture, and Archaeology
Recommended Citation
Bresnahan, Richard and Kutter, Ryan, "Forty years on : Richard Bresnahan and artists of the Saint John's Pottery" (2019). Art Faculty Books. 5.
https://digitalcommons.csbsju.edu/art_books/5
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