Description

Ceramic Arts: Intermediate/Advanced Techniques
Instructor: Sue O'Connor

Functional and sculptural forms will be exploredby using a variety of slabs, texture, and templates.Projects may include a pitcher with cups, gardenartifacts, or a decorative vase. Students willbecome proficient in creating ceramic vesselswith a unique surface and collecting a varietyof handbuilding skills.
Prerequisite: Students MUST be proficient inintermediate ceramic skills which includes studioequipment and glazing.
Level 2 & UpTuesdays, January 13 – March 3112:30 pm – 3:30 pm, 12 sessions$405 Members, $445 Guests$95 Materials/Studio Fee

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Ceramic Arts Materials List - Advanced
Instructor: Sue O'Connor

Apron (or wear something that can get dirty)

Rags

Gloves

Dust mask

BBAC Ceramics Studio Policies/Procedures

Ceramics students are required to follow all department policies and procedures.
BBAC ceramics classes and open studios are intended to introduce and further the education experience, and are not intended to take the place of a personal studio and/or production studio.
Students may not bring in work created outside of the BBAC to be bisque-fired, glazed,
or glaze-fired at the BBAC.


Purchasing Extra Clay at the BBAC

One 25 lb. bag of clay is included with your class. BBAC offers the service of purchasing
additional clay (one bag at a time) at the beginning of your class time. Each 25 lb. bag of Wheat Stone is $21and each 25 lb. bag of Porcelain is $24.


Ceramics Open Studio - No Instruction

Open Studio time is available for current term students registered for a ceramics class of 12 hours or more.Open studios begin the second week of classes and end the week before the term ends. Students can sign up beginning the first week of classes and throughout the term on a rotation basis.

Course Medium

Ceramic Arts

Location

Studio 9/Ceramics at BBAC Campus

Instructor

Susan O'Connor