Students must have access to a 35mm or larger format camera with manual controls and a light meter. Students can expect additional expenses for film and supplies. A technical and aesthetic exploration of the ceramic medium. Beginning wheel, hand building and glaze demonstrations will be given along with discussions about current clay and glaze techniques. Periodic lectures on historic significance of ceramics and its evolution.
Regular attendance required and extra work in the studio is encouraged.
Continuation of ART 133 with more emphasis on individual throwing and hand building skills. Students' awareness of themselves and their role in the ceramic field will be stressed. Continuation of ART 137, evolution, and developmental history of art from the Renaissance to the 19th Century. Beginning with creative problem solving in graphic design, the student will then study problems involving the use of traditional and digital media. Concentration on logo design and typography for an organization.