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Ceramics I [4151
(Alt 9,10,11,12)] Semester (may be repeated - Ceramics II), Prerequisite: Art History, Theory & Practice. Ceramics I is for the beginning student who wishes to explore the use of a three-dimensional plastic medium to create boxes, bowls, cups, plates, vases, jars and sculptures. Students will learn handbuilding techniques and the use of the potter's wheel as they experiment with a variety of clays, glaze decoration techniques and firing methods. Students learn the history of ceramics by viewing and discussing pottery produced by various cultures as well as that of contemporary artists. Hawai‘i has a strong and active community of ceramic artists and this course will provide insight into that area of the community. There is no lab fee, and students can keep all of the work they produce. This course can be repeated for credit (Ceramics II). Ceramics II [4152 (Alt 9,10,11,12)] Semester (may be repeated), Prerequisite: Ceramics I, and Art History Theory & Practice. Ceramics II students work on refining their skills by using more advanced handbuilding, wheelthrowing and glazing techniques. Self-expression, design, craftsmanship and creativity are emphasized. Some of the advanced students' projects are determined on an individual basis. Ceramics II students have the opportunity to produce water fountains, sets, calculate glaze recipes, combine hand and wheel techniques, and participate in a variety of art exhibits. There is no lab fee, and students can keep all of the work they produce. Ceramics II students will be expected to spend extra hours outside of class time to complete their required projects. This course can be repeated for credit. |
Kim Rosa Grade12