Stan ShetkaFaculty

Professor in Art and Art History

Stanley J. Shetka: is an American inventor, professor, artist/designer, and founder/CEO of Collateral Healing, Inc. In the early 1990’s he invented Shetkastone®, one of the only true wood replacement materials made form 100% recycled paper/cellulose fiber. Stan’s inventions have been featured on the front pages of major magazines and Newspapers around the world such as:  The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, The Washington Post, and the Asahi news, Japan. In 1994 his work was featured in a one-person exhibition titled “Paper Futures” at the Minneapolis Institute of Art. Internationally he has been interviewed on the CBS morning show, HGTV, CNN, Swedish Television Productions and the Associated Press. He has lectured at the Forest Products laboratory in Madison Wisconsin, England, China, Japan, Bulgaria and the Czech Republic. Over the past thirty years Stan has received in excess of $1 million in grants and has continually evolved the concept of creating wood, stone and plastic replacement products made from recycled plant, paper and cloth fibers.As a consultant he has designed products for several industries including furniture, building and construction, shipping and crating, point-of-purchase displays and toys. Recently he identified key components necessary for high production turnkey factories that have the potential to create an industrial revolution centered on the production and manufacturing of “green” wood-replacement products made from recycled materials and non-wood renewable fibers.

Education

1978: University of Minnesota, MFA , Minneapolis , Minnesota., 1975: Minneapolis College of Art and Design, BFA, Minneapolis, Minnesota. ,1973-74: Wimbledon School of Art, Wimbledon, England (full tuition scholarship), 1973-2014 World Art Project ® Founder / Corodernator/ Artist Life Long Project.



Courses Taught

ART-391 (IS: Advanced Sculpture 2)

Past
Synonym Title Times Taught Terms Taught
ART-110 Drawing 43 2023/FA, 2023/SP, 2022/FA, 2022/SP, 2021/FA, 2020/SP, 2019/FA, 2019/SP, 2018/FA, 2018/SP, 2017/FA, 2017/SP, 2016/FA, 2016/SP, 2015/FA, 2015/SP, 2014/FA, 2014/SP, 2013/FA, 2012/SP, 2011/FA, 2011/SP, 2010/FA, 2010/SP, 2009/FA, 2009/SP, 2008/FA, 2008/SP, 2007/FA, 2007/SP, 2006/FA, 2005/FA, 2005/SP, 2004/FA, 2004/SP, 2003/SP, 2002/FA, 2002/SP, 2001/FA, 2001/SP, 2000/SP, and 1999/SP
ART-234 Sculpt-Clay Model/Cstng 39 2023/FA, 2023/SP, 2022/FA, 2022/SP, 2021/FA, 2020/SP, 2019/FA, 2019/SP, 2018/FA, 2018/SP, 2017/FA, 2017/SP, 2016/FA, 2015/FA, 2014/FA, 2014/SP, 2013/FA, 2012/SP, 2011/FA, 2010/FA, 2009/FA, 2008/FA, 2008/SP, 2007/FA, 2007/SP, 2006/FA, 2005/FA, 2005/SP, 2004/FA, 2004/SP, 2003/FA, 2003/SP, 2002/FA, 2002/SP, 2001/SP, 2000/FA, 2000/SP, and 1999/SP
ART-235 Sculpture – Metal 28 2024/JN, 2023/SP, 2022/FA, 2022/SP, 2021/FA, 2020/SP, 2019/FA, 2019/SP, 2018/FA, 2018/SP, 2017/SP, 2016/FA, 2016/SP, 2015/FA, 2015/SP, 2014/FA, 2014/SP, 2013/FA, 2012/SP, 2011/FA, 2011/SP, 2010/FA, 2010/SP, 2009/FA, 2009/SP, 2008/FA, 2008/SP, and 2007/FA
ART-374 Advanced Sculpture 24 2023/FA, 2023/SP, 2022/SP, 2017/SP, 2015/SP, 2014/SP, 2012/SP, 2011/SP, 2010/SP, 2009/SP, 2008/SP, 2007/SP, 2006/FA, 2005/FA, 2004/FA, 2004/SP, 2003/FA, 2003/SP, 2002/FA, 2001/FA, and 1999/FA
ART-113 Form and Space 13 2005/FA, 2004/FA, 2004/SP, 2003/FA, 2003/SP, 2002/FA, 2002/SP, 2001/FA, 2001/SP, 2000/FA, 2000/SP, 1999/FA, and 1999/SP
ART-116 Bronze Casting 6 2017/JN, 2007/JN, 2005/JN, 2003/JN, 2002/JN, and 2000/JN
ART-399 Senior Seminar 2 2006/FA and 2003/FA
ART-230 Figure Drawing 2 2000/FA and 1999/FA
ART-268 Career Exploration 1 2000/JN
Courses prior to Spring semester 1999 are not displayed.