CRAM 323: Ceramics: Surface + Decoration

The relation between surface and form is a central concept of ceramics. This class explores that relation between bi-dimensionality and 3D space, at the material, technical, formal and conceptual levels. A wide range of surface treatments and a variety of materials at diverse temperatures are explored. Projects are assigned toward experimentation and self-directed studio work permits a reworking for personal investigations. Studio work, demonstrations, researches and presentations, discussions and critiques are an integral part of this class.

Priority is given to CRCP and VIAR students in Years 3 and 4. Students outside of the registration priority group may register/waitlist for this course as of the registration rule release date.

Prerequisites: 

Any 200 level CRAM or INDD-230 Intro to Ceramic Design

Number of Credits: 
3.00
Repeatable for Credit: 
No
Sections: 
Term Section Title
Fall 2024 CRAM-323-F001M Ceramics: Surface + Decoration