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See also Friends & Professional Acquaintances of Karl Martz.

• Adams, Richard: MFA Indiana University 1976. In 2015: Panama City, FL. Studied with Karl Martz, Tatsuzo Shimaoka and Shoji Hamada. While studying with Martz, fired some of his pieces, including carved porcelain bowls. Formerly chaired art departments at two universities. Retired 1999.
• Arbogast, Jan: Brown County Craft Gallery and Waldron Art Center.
• Berg, David, Indianapolis IN. bergstoneware.com. B.A. in Microbiology, Indiana University 1981.
• Black, David. Internationally recognized sculptor and Professor Emeritus, Ohio State University, Columbus OH.
• Blackburn, Antonio Montenegro (1929-2013). Teacher and artist. Formerly professor of Sculpture and Design, University of Cincinnatti, OH. After retirement, resided in White Plains, NY.
• Donker, Rogier. Stoneware Potter - Lecturer - Demonstrator. (Student of Karl Martz from 1965-1969.)
• Fraser, Rosemary. Founded The Gallery, Bloomington, Indiana, which has exhibited and sold the art and ceramics of Indiana Craftsmen for over 25 years.
• Frey, Barbara, Professor of Ceramics, Art Department, Texas A&M University at Commerce. BFA Indiana Univesity 1976, MFA Syracuse University.

• Gearheart, Phillip (1935-1998).
• Goldberg, Aya Kimura. Los Angeles, California.
• Gorman, James. Connecticut.
• Guenther, John R. Professor of Fine Arts, Head of Ceramics Department, Indiana University Southeast (jguenthe@ius.edu).

  David Hostetler, Karl Martz, and Ralph Hurst in front of Lindley Hall at Indiana University, ca. 1948.

• Hostetler, David. Sculptor. For his comments on Karl, see Knotty Girls: One man's love affair with women and wood.
• Hymes, Del.
• Ichimura, Reiko Higashio. Tokyo, Japan. Jewelry, studied with Alma Eikerman at Indiana University.
• Kapos, June Ellenwood. McLean, Virginia (1927-2016).
  Attended Layton School of Art in Milwaukee, WI. BS in Art Education from Indiana University. Graduate studies with Karl Martz. Married Ervin Kapos. Exhibits included Creative Council Biennials, events at the Smithsonian, Corcoran Gallery, and Museum of Contemporary Crafts in NY. Taught ceramics at Indiana University, San Diego Museum of Fine Art, and venues in the Washington DC area. President of the Kiln Club of Washington, 1984-1985.
• Kondo, Yutaka (1932-1983). Kyoto, Japan. Son of Living National Treasure Yuzo Kondo.
• Koop, Kathy. Professor of Art, Westminster College, New Wilmington PA.
   
  
• Lee, Stanley, Ed.D, Bloomington, Indiana.
  Taught art education at Indiana/Purdue University in Fort Wayne, Indiana; Fine Arts Coordinator from 1970 until retirement (1981). Studied with Karl Martz in the 1950's; Karl also served on his Ed.D. committee in 1970. Lee contributed 23 Tales: Memories of Karl Martz to this website. (Deceased, 2006).
• Marsh, Ginny (Virginia Jean), ginnymarsh.com.
• Marsh, Thomas (1934-1991). Professor and Chair of Ceramics at the University of Louisville, Kentucky. Marsh remembered Karl Martz as a teacher who was

  "understated, highly organized and meticulous. He gave students a great deal of freedom. For me, it was magic. I loved it." (American Craft, vol. 57, no. 5, Oct/Nov 1997, page 22.)

• McWhirter, Jane Klock. Indianapolis, Indiana.
• Nettle, Wanda.

• Paradis, James.
• Peeler, Richard (1926-1998)
• Reese, Claudia. Cera-Mix Studios, Austin TX.
• Schwarz, Stacy Rowland, Gila, New Mexico. EMail wschwarz (at) webtv (dot) net.
• Spinski, Victor (1940-2013). MFA in Ceramics, 1967, from Indiana University. Professor, Department of Art, University of Delaware until he retired in 2006.
  
  
• Waters, Sara, Professor in Sculpture, Texas Tech University. MFA Indiana University 1977.
• Watkins, James C., Professor of Architectural Delineation in the College of Architecture, Texas Tech University.
• Weakland, Jean M., MFA 1967. Professor Emerita (retired 1989), Department of Visual and Performing Arts Department, Faculty of Education, University of British Columbia. Former studio: Gale Gallery and Glashaus Pottery, Waldport OR USA; and Vancouver BC Canada.