ART 3002 - Ceramics II

3 cr. 4.5 hr. Offered every spring semester

Ceramics II is an intermediate-level investigation into the historical and contemporary sculptural practices using clay as the medium. Students will create a variety of sculptures, such as a portrait bust, an animal sculpture, an abstracted organic piece, and an architectural structure. An orientation to the processes of hand building will include pinching, coil building, slab building, modeling, and carving. Students will be able to take this course twice for credit. ART, AOM, AIA, FA

Prerequisite(s): ART 1300 Intro to Studio, or ART 1650 3D Design, ART 2004 Ceramics, or permission of instructor.