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Appalachian Center for Craft
Clay Program
Clay studies at the Appalachian Center for Craft
feature a range
of opportunities including the Bachelor of Fine Arts degree program, the Craft
Certificate program, and the workshop
program. To find out more,
check the Studio
Facility, BFA Degree, Craft
Certificate, Student Expenses, Kilns, Wood
Firing, Equipment
and Syllabi
pages, and the Craft Center
webpage.
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Our BFA, Certificate, and workshop programs support the full range of utilitarian and sculptural approaches
to clay, including mixed-media. Students are encouraged to develop a
strong, individual body of work, and to become autonomous and self-sufficient
in the studio.
Well-defined focus and direction are essential for success in the
studio and marketplace, but they should arise from broad exploration and fluency in
the medium. Students are expected to become familiar with a wide range of
forming, decorating, and firing methods, and to exhibit good craftsmanship in
their work. |
For more information about coursework and program
requirements in clay, check out the BFA Degree
and the Craft Certificate, and look at my course syllabi.
For additional information about the BFA degree, the Craft
Certificate Program, artist in residence opportunities,
galleries/exhibitions, and the workshop program, go to the Craft Center
webpage or email me.
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