Asu Graduate Ceramics

The ceramics program features a complete and varied line of kilns.

Asu graduate ceramics. Most recently including a blaauw kiln plus electric wheels extruders a ram press two laser decal. Ceramics drawing painting fibers interdisciplinary digital technology intermedia metals photography printmaking sculpture and wood application deadlineapplications will be available in september and the deadline for completed applications is january. A guest artist schedule enhances the program as does the ceramics research center at the asu art museum which has a collection of more than 3 000 pieces and provides unparalleled opportunities to study and research the ceramic arts. Students declare their bfa concentration at the time of their asu admission.

The graduate program offer students an opportunity to show their artistic skills. The center also serves as a key educational component of the herberger institute for design and the arts through its teaching and research facilities. Students declare their bfa concentration at the time of their asu admission. The ceramics research center has been a national and international destination point for the hands on study and enjoyment of ceramics since it s opening in march 2002.

Students declare their bfa concentration at the time of their asu admission. Ceramics facilities in the asu herberger institute school of art include two large classrooms a glaze lab and technology room and a large patio for kilns and clay mixing. A guest artist schedule enhances the program as does the ceramics research center at the asu art museum which has a collection of more than 3 000 pieces and provides unparalleled opportunities to study and research the ceramic arts. The center which houses and displays the asu art museum s extensive ceramic collection serves as a key educational component of the herberger institute for design and the arts through its teaching and research.

A guest artist schedule enhances the program as does the ceramics research center at the asu art museum which has a collection of more than 3 000 pieces and provides unparalleled opportunities to study and research the ceramic arts.