Includes special emphasis on women and minority artists. A continuation of practice in graphic expression with emphasis on rendering the three-dimensional illusion. Concepts are broadened and skills are more highly developed. Utilizes concepts and techniques taught in the beginning art courses. Classes participate in special processes such as Raku-firing, pasture firing, sawdust firing or fuming.
Students learn fundamental information and skills and proceed in advanced topics.
Introduction to the processes of throwing on the potter s wheel. Offered only during summer sessions. An intensive search for a personal statement and advanced technical and aesthetic control in a medium of the student s choice. An emphasis is placed on introducing the student to the professional community of artists and employment in the arts. May be taken for two semesters.