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Robert Harrison

Robert Harrison holds bachelor's and masters degrees in ceramics. He has taught ceramics at the University level, and held administrative positions in ceramic programs both in Canada and the United States.
Well-known for his large scale architectural sculpture, his interests in history and world cultures have provided numerous opportunities to work and travel abroad. His work is represented in many public and private collections, nationally and internationally. In 2001 he was elected to the International Academy of Ceramics (IAC) in Geneva, Switzerland, and has been lauded by international arts organizations throughout his career.
His book Sustainable Ceramics: A Practical Guide published by Bloomsbury (London) and the American Ceramic Society (Ohio) in the fall of 2013.

Robert Harrison

Articles

Robert Harrison, Potter Shrine. Helena, Montana. Photo Credit: Robert Harrison.
Sustainable Ceramics: A Climate Crisis Reminder (a.k.a. Sustainable Efforts for a Ceramics Continuum)
By Robert Harrison
I believe that most of us are responsible for what we do, and make objects of worth that will be valued by future generations. Such objects will remind our grandchildren that the ceramists of the early twenty-first century were caring, careful, and future-thinking artists wishing to sustain the environment and lifestyle in a manner that is answerable and accountable for the future.

– Janet Mansfield, 2012
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Robert Harrison and Robert Archambeau wood firing at the University of Manitoba
Robert Archambeau: Teacher, Mentor, Colleague, Friend
By Robert Harrison
Through his teaching, mentorship, and friendship, the world of ceramics has taken me and my family on a journey I never could have imagined, from taking those first ceramics classes with RA. I cannot thank RA enough for introducing me to clay and fire. The subsequent friendships that grew out of my experiences with the clay community continue to enrich our lives fifty years on. RA is a major component in that experience, and the broader clay community benefitted from his time on this earth. 
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