Ceramics

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Ceramic bowls by Ian Wilkinson

Degrees offered through the ceramics program include:

Ceramics Program

The Ceramics Program at 蜜桃影像 offers undergraduate through graduate courses in ceramics. Our curriculum encompasses the history, aesthetics, technology, and techniques from utilitarian to sculptural ceramics. For beginning students this program provides an overview of the medium and its possibilities. For the advanced student it fosters their development into aesthetically perceptive and technically proficient artists.

Art major Ian Wilkinson works on one of the approximately 1,000 ceramic bowls needed for his senior thesis project in the fine arts complex on the Fairbanks campus. | 蜜桃影像 Photo by Todd Paris

Selected Student Work

A batch of small ceramic bowls by Sara Hensel, image courtesy of the artist

Square ceramic dish by Sara Hensel, image courtesy of the artist

multicolored ceramic sculpture by Xochitl Harbison, image courtesy of the artist

ceramic sculpture of feet by Xochitl Harbison, image courtesy of the artist

Ode to the Desserts I Didn't Eat in Public, ceramic sculpture by Xochitl Harbison. Image courtesy of the artist

Fine Arts Archive

Browse previous MFA and BFA thesis exhibitions at 蜜桃影像

Facilities

We have a 3500sq ft indoor facility with a complete array of equipment including seven kilns 20+ wheels and three clay mixers. We have a separate outdoor kiln facility at the Experimental Farm that has a large anagama, wood/ salt and fast/fire wood-burning kilns. Graduate studio space is in a separate building. We generally offer five classes per term.

The program also supports an active student group, the Student Ceramics Arts Guild which hosts a visiting artist program, scholarships and student activities.

We strive to develop an environment that promotes the art making process by creating and maintaining an open forum where group interaction encourages, challenges and fosters the creative experience.