Ceramics at the AUArts

In the Ceramics programs students explore the role of function, sculptural approaches, emerging technologies, historical precedents, and contemporary practice within a comprehensive, studio-based and theoretical program of study.
Ceramics majors enjoy a thorough immersion in the discipline - both theoretical and practical - and develop a diverse approach to making vessel, sculptural, and experimental ceramics.
In 200-level courses, students develop and understanding of the materials through courses focused on particular methods of making. These include working on the wheel, using a variety of hand-building techniques, mold making, and casting.
Through a sequence of courses, students develop a solid basis in the processes, technologies, and aesthetic issues of contemporary ceramics practice, complemented by a developing understanding of fine craft, art, design, history, and culture through liberal studies courses.
Intermediate courses also emphasize experimental approaches, encouraging students to explore the medium in unconventional ways as well as working across media and disciplines.
Third year students shift from learning techniques and processes to developing individual choices and expression within their work. As they progress to fourth year, students develop a self-directed, mature, and cohesive body of studio work, supported and guided by faculty advisors.
Students work with new visiting artists each year, as well as numerous guest artists who lead short, intensive workshops. Extracurricular activities including field trips, conferences, and exchange exhibitions round out the program, ensuring a dynamic, vibrant learning environment.
Want to find out more about the AUArts Ceramics program? We have all the info you need to help you decide if this is the right program for you: www.auarts.ca/...
Or find out more about the AUArts MFA in Craft Media, a collaborative, cross-disciplinary, studio-based program that gives you the freedom to explore possibilities, push limits, and reimagine your practice. www.auarts.ca/...

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