Ceramics

Expansive ceramics space

Over a span of 8,000 square feet, students earning their degree in ceramics have access to a full glaze lab, a pit firing area, and five different types of kilns. You will work with skilled faculty and graduate peers to master the processes of throwing, glazing, firing, and molding.

Think outside the kiln

Contemporary ceramic practices go beyond vessels. You will have opportunities to explore glasswork, screenprinting, prototyping, and 3-D printing in an effort to broaden your studio practice and explore inventive applications – from sculptures to installations, products to environments.

The instructors I interacted with at [Herron] encouraged me to push the boundaries of what is leading-edge within the field of ceramics and art as a whole.

Evan Hauser (B.F.A. Ceramics '14)