You also learn the use of decorative techniques, kiln firing, and studio maintenance. As you become more advanced, you will use traditional and experimental techniques for production pieces and individual works of art. At this level you will mix your own glazes, clays, and slips and fire your own kilns. Our extensive ceramics area includes a wheel room, hand building room, fully equipped clay mixing facility, plaster room, and a large room for ceramic sculpture. Many of our graduates have become studio ceramists, teachers at both the high school and college level, or have pursued other avenues such as designing and working in industry or occupational therapy, or managing cooperative ceramic studios.
Students work in new and traditional techniques.
Students work in individual studios with a diverse faculty.