Demonstrations will cover clay preparation, the fundamentals of wheel throwing, basic handbuilding techniques, surface development including slip application ...

Topics this semester will include: Introduction to clay the material... where It comes from, how It was formed, how it is gathered, early methods for forming ...

Students will need the following materials. Clay, Ceramic tool kit, Sumi Brush, Small. Bucket, Plastic Bags, Masking Tape, Spray, Bottle, Clean up sponge, Note ...

This is an introductory level studio course in ceramics. It is intended to give a basic yet broad understanding of ceramics techniques and aesthetics,.

The purpose of Introduction to Ceramics is to provide each student with a basic ceramics experience extended from his or her knowledge of design and drawing.

Course Objectives: • Perceive the nature and development of art as it is realized in ceramics. • Imaginatively employ 3D forms and space through the media ...

Ceramics 2304 is a studio practice course designed primarily to serve the needs of the studio-based art major. Course style can be described as “hands-on” ...

Introduction to concepts, materials, and methods of ceramics. Handbuilding techniques used to create various artworks that solve technical and creative problems ...

Includes use of the potter's wheel, hand building techniques, clay preparation, glazing and firing for utilitarian and sculptural work. This course is designed ...

Begin to use the ceramic process to express personal imagery. • Demonstrate an ability to articulate the concepts and intent of a finished ceramic piece. COURSE ...