Ceramic Sculpture: Tradition to Experimentation
NEW! Last Updated: 07/30/2009
Fall quarter
Faculty: Mike Moran visual arts
Major areas of study include processes and techniques of ceramic sculpture, drawing, 2- and 3-dimensional design, and ceramic art history.
Class Standing: Sophomores or above; transfer students welcome.
Prerequisites: One quarter college level ceramic course required, drawing experience recommended.
This is an intensive program for intermediate to advanced students in ceramic sculpture. Working from a variety of sources as points of departure, the course will explore 2- and 3-dimensional approaches to using clay, glazes and firings as a means to fusing content and process. The study will incorporate drawing, design and ceramic art history, past to present, as supplements to studio work. Ceramic chemistry and kiln operation will also be included. Emphasis will be on the development of skills, craft and technique, and on the individual student’s ability to approach his or her work with an experimental attitude.
This program is designed for intermediate to advanced work; interested students are directed to call Mike Moran at (360) 867-6988 to determine their readiness for intermediate to advanced study in 3-D ceramics.
Credits: 16 per quarter
Enrollment: 24
Books: www.tescbookstore.com
Special Expenses: Students provide tools, supplies and clay. $10.00 special materials fee.
Program is preparatory for careers and future studies in ceramics and/or sculpture in general.
Planning Units: Expressive Arts
Program Revisions
| Date | Revision |
|---|---|
| July 30th, 2009 | New program added. |