Ceramics Courses
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CERAMICS: GLOBAL PERSPECTIVES
SECTION DESCRIPTION
A seminar exploring ceramic method and expression from historical and contemporary perspectives. The focus is the connection between historical awareness, and aesthetic expression in the student's work. In-depth independent research required.
Students are pre-registered for this course by the department. Enrollment is limited to Graduate Ceramics Students.
Major Requirement | MFA Ceramics
SEMINAR: SOURCE PRESENTATION
SECTION DESCRIPTION
This class helps you to develop the vocabulary of concepts relating your work to your sources. A number of exercises are undertaken culminating in a presentation of your ideas.
Major Requirement | BFA Ceramics
SENIOR THESIS
SECTION DESCRIPTION
The second semester is a continuation of the senior degree project begun in the Fall. The work and ideas are further developed and refined for final presentation at the Woods-Gerry Gallery.
Major Requirement | BFA Ceramics
POTTERY
SECTION DESCRIPTION
Students explore the pottery making processes of throwing, jiggering, extruding, casting, and pressing. They test and experiment creating the ceramic surfaces from a variety of high temperature glaze and firing techniques. They establish and challenge the creative and expressive potentials of utility.
Elective
COURSE TAGS
- Nature-Culture-Sustainability Studies Concentration