Ceramics Studio frequently asked questions and useful links
FAQs
What sort of projects will the course involve?
The courses are predominantly 80% studio based, with a 20% research component.
- The Studio Based Projects involve learning technical skills, how to use relevant studio equipment and develop your conceptual and project development skills.
- The Research Projects involve research that will develop your understanding of the development of ceramics within an historical, contemporary, and international framework or simply within your chosen technique or medium.(eg research into artists who work in that material or technique).
What will the course cost?
Most courses involve materials that the students will be expected to purchase. The costs and materials vary depending on the subject requirements and student preferences but usually you can expect to spend $30 - $150.
What sort of work can be made with this course?
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 Mel Manser, Urchins (detail) |
 Honor Freeman, Caught a moment |
 Charmain Hearder, Angry man |
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 Jade Benger, Untitled |
 Sophia Phillips, Porcelain nest |
 Nikki Dowdell, Number 2 |
What will I need for the course?
The workshop provides state of the art facilities and students will be advised with each course of any specialised requirements. All students are encouraged to arrive at their first class with a journal for recording notes and OH&S requirements such as covered shoes, dust mask and to wear suitable clothing.
Useful links
DBVS Bachelor of Visual Arts (Specialisation) (UniSAnet)
Internet Resources for Ceramics (UniSA Library):
this site contains links under headings such as databases, discussion
lists, electronic journals, artists and studios, methods and
materials, museums and more.
General Art Glossary (UniSA)