Assistant professor Paul McMullan teaches all levels of ceramic art in the Art Department. He joined the faculty at Keene State College in 2008. Professor McMullan earned a BFA from James Madison University (1993) and an MFA from the New York State College of Ceramics at Alfred University (1995).

Paul McMullan has taught at Alfred University as well as Virginia Commonwealth University. He received a McKnight Fellowship from The Northern Clay Center, Minneapolis, Minnesota in 2005.

Recent exhibitions include The New Utilitarian an NCECA Exhibition at the Hoffman Gallery in Portland, Oregon, A Tale to Tell at the John Michael Kohler Center for the Arts in Sheboygan, Wisconsin and Snakes in the Grass at The Clay Studio in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Paul McMullan’s sculptural forms and art tiles deal with clay as a collage material. He incorporates the use of photo-silkscreen, painting, decals, molds and various hand-building techniques to achieve an image-packed surface.

Fish, 2009 Earthenware

Microscop, 2009 Earthenware

Rabbit, 2005 Earthenware

Don't Park Here, 2005 Earthenware w/ gold leaf