Experimental Making in Ceramics

CER4214.01
Course System Home Terms Spring 2015 Experimental Making in Ceramics

Course Description

Summary

This course will investigate the material nature of clay as a medium to create three-dimensional forms. Students will explore the material aspects of clay such as dryness, wetness, mass and scale using a variety of mechanical processes that include extrusion, slab rolling, slip casting and digital fabrication. In doing so, the pieces created will be used to convey ideas of form and process as both the vocabulary and meaning expressed. Students are expected to participate in all aspects of the ceramic process, which include, but are not limited to, mixing their own clay, slip and glaze preparation, and loading and firing of kilns.

Prerequisites

Two art classes or two ceramic classes , Intro to Rhino and/or permission of the instructor

Please contact the faculty member :

Instructor

  • Barry Bartlett

Day and Time

Academic Term

Spring 2015

Area of Study

Credits

4

Course Level

4000

Maximum Enrollment

12