his senior year. During the year 2000, Jeff joined his brother Tom and opened a new studio northwest of Indianapolis. Jeff and his brother Tom's work is featured in the Goshen College Art Gallery , Nov. 24 - Jan. 8, 2003. 1997 photo, Marvin Bartel © Ceramics Facilities Goshen College facilities include kilns for electric, gas, soda vapor, and wood firing. Stoneware, porcelain, raku, and earthenware can be made. Syllabus - 204 Ceramics Home | Next Course | WWW Clay Links Syllabus - 304/404 Ceramics Study Sheet for Clay and Clay Artists - test 1 Study sheet for Glaze Application, Stacking and Firing Kilns - test 2 Glaze Mixing Check Sheet Safety and Toxic Hazards in Ceramics Chicago Field Trip Assignment, Art 204 Chicago Field Trip Assignment, Art 304/404 Study Sheet for Written Final Exam
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Ceramics Class
In the first term of ceramics, students learn to use a potter's wheel and other methods to create visual ideas and/or pottery in clay that is both sculptural and functional. Forming, glazing and firing are learned in the introductory level, Art 204. Second term students research glaze or clay and continue skill development in Art 304. Advanced students work on developing their own personal styles in Art 304 and 404. Ceramics classes are two-thirds studio, one-third verbal interpretation. ART 202, Ceramics is open to all students and is the prerequisite for more advanced ceramics classes.
Instructor 1970 to 2000 :Marvin Bartel |
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