Spring Courses + Ceramics and Sculpture
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CR1253
(3.0 credits or audit)
Students are introduced to using the wheel to create functional pottery and explore the poetic presence that results from the character of clay. (CE students may request special permission to enroll in this 3 credit undergraduate course.)
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CR1350
(1.5 credits or audit)
Students learn to create ceramic tiles while experimenting with various methods of tile production and surface effects through glazing and firing.
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CR2253
(3.0 credits or audit)
The intermediate wheel class will delve into beakers, vase's, and pitchers through weekly assignments using the pottery wheel.
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CR2300
(3.0 credits or audit)
Students will build on their hand building skills by experimenting with advanced techniques for creating both sculptural and utilitarian objects.
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CR2350
(1.5 credits or audit)
Students design their own projects and further develop the skills learned in Introduction to Ceramic Tile.
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CR2510
(3.0 credits or audit)
Students develop a variety of techniques adapted from traditional studio practice industrial applications to create, refine, and finish works in vitrified porcelain.
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DR1200
(1.5 credits or audit)
For students seeking to improve their drawing skills, this course emphasizes gesture, line, proportion, perspective, mass, volume, value, tone, and shading.
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DR1260
(1.5 credits or audit)
Beginning with the basics of color theory, this course explores the more sophisticated study of restricted color combinations.
SL1200
(1.5 credits or audit)
Students learn the basics of modeling in clay, plaster mold-making, and casting, as well as either wood or metal.
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SL1410
(1.5 credits or audit)
Students explore abstract and objective forms while mastering stone carving techniques.
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