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Ceramics: Image, Pattern + Surface in Clay
Course No. CER 202-302-402 Credits: 3.0
This class will concentrate on the integration of form and surface using drawing, painting, pattern and mark making on ceramics. We will use ceramic materials, print processes, decals and digital imagery on both two and three dimensional clay objects. We will research historical and current ceramic works and the technology of image making on clay to invent a personal narrative. Required of all Ceramic Majors. Some clay working experience is suggested. 3 credits.
ThinkCraft explores contemporary craft
A yearlong celebration, CIA hosted artists and scholars from across the globe to explore and celebrate contemporary craft.
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Zachary Gorell
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Since taking his first gather of glass in the fall of 2001, Zac has been practicing the craft as well as teach...more
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