Ceramics
Ceramics is a concentration emphasizing clay and glaze as the primary vehicles for expression. Traditional pottery, vessel making, and sculpture may be addressed through a variety of processes that includes hand-building, throwing, and casting.
Students are encouraged to develop technical skills and a direction of their own choosing. In addition to traditional ceramic materials and processes, students will be encouraged to study and utilize other sculptural media, as well as become familiar with contemporary and historical source material, which will inform their own directions in ceramics. Apply now.
Bachelor of Fine Arts
Bachelor of Arts
Basic Courses
- Ceramics I
- Ceramics II
- Ceramic Sculpture
- Ceramic Studio
Art History Recommendations
- History of Design
- Modern Art I
- 20th Century Art II
Recommended Studio and Design Courses
- Wood Sculpture
- Figure Sculpture
- Metal Sculpture
- Painting II
- Printmaking
Contact
Contact Director of Undergraduate Studies, Emily Beck for general questions about the various Art, Art History & Design programs. If you have specific questions about Ceramics, feel free to contact a faculty member directly.