Ceramic Sculpture will cover a range of concepts, traditions and techniques that are specific to the disciplines of both ceramics and sculpture. Projects will revolve around the topics of space, structure and form and the development of ideas. Techniques and processes including hand building, surface treatment and glazes will be explored. Clay is a subtle material allowing an exchange between the medium and the self. It's rich history provides a backdrop to frame contemporary investigations into ritual, objecthood and artistic expression. Students are encouraged to experiment with a range of strategies, including installation work, large construction, and experimental techniques.

Both an introductory class, and ongoing lab, for producing monotypes. Monotypes are one-offs. They are made by applying ink, color, or other materials to a plate, and then using a press to print the prepared plate onto paper, canvas, or other surface. This printed surface becomes the work of art. The plate contains no features that will impart any qualities to successive prints.