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3D Modeling and Ceramic Mediajunior open elective
3D Modeling and Ceramic Mediasenior open elective
3D Modeling, Fabrication and Ceramic Media SENIORS ONLY
3D Modeling, Fabrication, and Ceramic Media JUNIORS ONLY
3D Modeling, Fabrication, and Ceramic Media SOPHOMORES ONLY
A Space for Clay at the Brush Creek
Advanced 3D Modeling and Ceramic Media
Advanced Digital Design andFabrication for the Artist
Advanced Glass: Kiln Forming
Advanced Glass: Kiln Forming
Advanced Glass: Kiln Forming
Advanced Open Ceramics Studio
Advanced Wheel Throwing
Beginning and Advanced Kiln Formed Glass
Bowls as Canvas: SeductiveForm and Mythic Surface
Ceramics and Materiality: The Artof Storytelling and Communication
Ceramics Open Studio
Ceramics, Entrepreneurship and the Marketplace
Ceramics: Molds, Machines, and the Multiple
Clay, Fire, and The Practice of theWild
Cultural Collaborations:Jingdezhen, China
Cups and Kilns - Kilns and Cups
Designing Ceramics for Personal Use: Objects of Purpose
Digital Design And Fabrication ForThe Artist
Dimensional Mosaics
Dreaming in Magyar: Summer Abroadin Hungary
Figure Modeling
Form Follows Fashion
Form Follows Fashion
Formed Surface: Mold and Monoprint
From the Ground Up:Art in a Changing Ecosphere
Fundamentals of Ceramic Art
Fundamentals of Figure Sculpting
Fundamentals of Glass: Kiln Forming
Fundamentals of Glass: Kiln Forming JUNIORS ONLY
Fundamentals of Glass: Kiln Forming SENIORS ONLY
Fundamentals of Glass: Kiln Formingsr open elective
Fundamentals of Kiln Design
Fundamentals of Mold Making
Fundamentals of Wheel Throwing
Handbuilding with Clay
How Things Work
Human Figure/Architectural Format/Mold Technology
Intensive Kiln Formed Glass
Intensive Kiln Formed Glass 2
Introduction to Figure Sculpting
Introduction to Glass Casting
Intuition, Material, and Memory
kitsch-n-ware
Making in the Multiple: Technique,Concepts and History
Mask/Unmask: Community,Culture, Self
Materials Matter--Experimentationwith Ceramics and Mixed Media
Mold Making and Casting: TechniquesConcepts and History
Monumental Self-portrait: the Head
Multiples and Method
Multiples and Method
Place: Connecting Community Culture and Ceramics
Plaster Mold Technology & theHuman Figure
Printmaking and Ceramic Form:Collecting Impressions
Replication, Molds, and Meaning
Senior Exhibition Advanced Prep
Special Topics in Ceramics:
Special Topics in Ceramics:
Studio to Market: A Ceramic Designand Marketing Course
The Conversational Dish
The Figure in Contemporary Setting
Tile
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Courses in this Department
3D Modeling and Ceramic Mediajunior open elective
3D Modeling and Ceramic Mediasenior open elective
3D Modeling, Fabrication and Ceramic Media SENIORS ONLY
3D Modeling, Fabrication, and Ceramic Media JUNIORS ONLY
3D Modeling, Fabrication, and Ceramic Media SOPHOMORES ONLY
A Space for Clay at the Brush Creek
Advanced 3D Modeling and Ceramic Media
Advanced Digital Design andFabrication for the Artist
Advanced Glass: Kiln Forming
Advanced Glass: Kiln Forming
Advanced Glass: Kiln Forming
Advanced Open Ceramics Studio
Advanced Wheel Throwing
Beginning and Advanced Kiln Formed Glass
Bowls as Canvas: SeductiveForm and Mythic Surface
Ceramics Open Studio
Ceramics and Materiality: The Artof Storytelling and Communication
Ceramics, Entrepreneurship and the Marketplace
Ceramics: Molds, Machines, and the Multiple
Clay, Fire, and The Practice of theWild
Cultural Collaborations:Jingdezhen, China
Cups and Kilns - Kilns and Cups
Designing Ceramics for Personal Use: Objects of Purpose
Digital Design And Fabrication ForThe Artist
Dimensional Mosaics
Dreaming in Magyar: Summer Abroadin Hungary
Figure Modeling
Form Follows Fashion
Form Follows Fashion
Formed Surface: Mold and Monoprint
From the Ground Up:Art in a Changing Ecosphere
Fundamentals of Ceramic Art
Fundamentals of Figure Sculpting
Fundamentals of Glass: Kiln Forming
Fundamentals of Glass: Kiln Forming JUNIORS ONLY
Fundamentals of Glass: Kiln Forming SENIORS ONLY
Fundamentals of Glass: Kiln Formingsr open elective
Fundamentals of Kiln Design
Fundamentals of Mold Making
Fundamentals of Wheel Throwing
Handbuilding with Clay
How Things Work
Human Figure/Architectural Format/Mold Technology
Intensive Kiln Formed Glass
Intensive Kiln Formed Glass 2
Introduction to Figure Sculpting
Introduction to Glass Casting
Intuition, Material, and Memory
Making in the Multiple: Technique,Concepts and History
Mask/Unmask: Community,Culture, Self
Materials Matter--Experimentationwith Ceramics and Mixed Media
Mold Making and Casting: TechniquesConcepts and History
Monumental Self-portrait: the Head
Multiples and Method
Multiples and Method
Place: Connecting Community Culture and Ceramics
Plaster Mold Technology & theHuman Figure
Printmaking and Ceramic Form:Collecting Impressions
Replication, Molds, and Meaning
Senior Exhibition Advanced Prep
Special Topics in Ceramics:
Special Topics in Ceramics:
Studio to Market: A Ceramic Designand Marketing Course
The Conversational Dish
The Figure in Contemporary Setting
Tile
kitsch-n-ware