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ART 123-CERAMICS SYLLABUS AND COURSE OUTLINE SPRING 2009 - MONDAY AND WEDNESDAY 1:10 4:00 PROFESSOR CALISCH This course is primarily a studio class. That means we spend the majority of our time involved in the creative process. In short, we make things. Making art and being conscientious art students, however, is not an isolated act. It requires that we stay connected to the world around us, the world that came before us, and the worlds that are hidden from us. We make art to stay connected to ourselves, and to communicate our discoveries to others. In order to augment creative production and discover how the creative process works we will also spend time learning techniques, watching demonstrations, reading, discussing, viewing slides, keeping journals, critiquing, and visiting the galleries. OPEN STUDIO WORK SCHEDULE Monday - Thursday 8:00 am -11:00 pm Friday 8:00 am 4:00 pm Sun. 6:00 pm-11:00 pm

Grade Distribution and Grading Policy: There are five projects, escalating in complexity, during the semester. Each builds on the project or projects that precedes it. Each is worth 13% of your final grade. There is a mid-term exam worth 15% of your final grade. There is a required Sketchbook/Journal to be used to record your creative process. This book (collected twice) and your participation in class critiques, discussion, and attendance make up 20% of your final grade. Due to the nature of the Ceramic Process (clay drying time, firing schedules, glazing etc.), evaluation (grades) can only be determined at the midterm critique, and at the final critique. These deadlines are absolute, and while in-progress evaluation will go on routinely, actual grades can only be determined at those two specific times. CALENDAR: For the first half of the semester the class will split into two groups. One group will start with hand-building (assignment 1 a, b, c), while the other group will begin working on the potter s wheel (assignment #2 a, b, c,). On February 5 th, the groups will switch. Each group will have specific readings and demonstrations associated with the particular starting direction. The hand-building group will use the syllabus as printed. The wheel group will start on February 7 th and return to the beginning of the syllabus when we switch techniques. Wednesday, January 14 COURSE INTRODUCTION - Tour of Facilities, Safety Issues, Instruction, Course Philosophy, Sketchbook/Journal, Grades, Vocabulary, Calendar, Readings and Special Events. SLIDE LECTURE READING ASSIGNMENT--Due 1-19 -- Chapters 1 & 9 Monday, January 19 Reading Due: Discussion--Chapters 1 & 9 INTRODUCTION TO ASSIGNMENT 1 and 2 (in groups) GROUP 1 Title: TABLE WORK: Beginnings: Tiles and Texture, Pinch Control, Slab and Coil Construction Approach: Exploration, experimentation and using the Principles of Design Purpose: This assignment is designed to acquaint students with the properties, principles, process and sophistication of clay and to incorporate design principles when creating a ceramic form. GROUP 2 Title: WHEEL WORK: The Potter s Wheel Materials: Stoneware Approach: Throwing

Purpose: Begin to examine the relationship/difference between art and craft and the development of technique on the wheel. LECTURE/DEMONSTRATION Properties of Clay Wednesday, January 21 Monday, January 26 Wednesday, January 28 Monday, February 2 Wednesday, February 4 Monday, February 9 READING ASSIGNMENT--Due 1-26 Group 1: Chapters 10-11 Group 2: Chapters 10-12 Reading Due today--chapters 10 & 11 or 10 & 12 READING ASSIGNMENT--Due 2-2 Chapters 7-8 Reading Due Today Chapters 7-8 READING ASSIGNMENT--Due 2-11 Group 1: Chapter 12 Group 2: Chapter 11 GROUP SWITCHING DAY GROUP 2 Title: TABLE WORK: Beginnings: Tiles and Texture, Pinch Control, Slab and Coil Construction Approach: Exploration, experimentation and using the Principles of Design Purpose: This assignment is designed to acquaint students with the properties, principles, process and sophistication of clay and to incorporate design principles when creating a ceramic form. GROUP 1 Title: WHEEL WORK: The Potter s Wheel Materials: Stoneware Approach: Throwing Purpose: Begin to examine the relationship/difference between art and craft and the development of technique on the wheel. LECTURE/DEMONSTRATION Properties of Clay

Wednesday, February 11 Reading Due Today Group 1: Chapter 12 Group 2: Chapter 11 Monday, February16 Wednesday, February 18 READING ASSIGNMENT--Due 2-23--Chapter 15 Monday, February 23 LECTURE/DEMONSTRATION Glazing Reading Due Today--Chapter 15 Wednesday, February 25 ***Last day to work with greenware*** (Calisch out of town) Monday, March 2 Wednesday, March 4 - GLAZING, Loading, and Firing (Calisch out of town) - GLAZING, Loading, and Firing SPRING BREAK SPRING BREAK SPRING BREAK SPRING BREAK Monday, March 16 Wednesday, March 18 Monday, March 23 Wednesday, March 25 Monday, March 30 Wednesday, April 1 MID-TERM CRITIQUE/EXAM Sketch books/journals due READING ASSIGNMENT--Due 3-18 Chapters 13 &16 INTRODUCTION TO ASSIGNMENT #3 SLIDE LECTURE Title: Sculpting the figure Materials: White Earthenware Approach: Modeling Purpose: To explore a contemporary merger between sculpture and ceramics. Clay continues to become a means for expressing personal ideas. Reading Due Today--Chapters 13 & 16 INTRODUCTION TO ASSIGNMENT #4 Title: Primitive Firing Project Approach: Functional or ritual

Purpose: This assignment is designed to study the significance (historical, functional, and/or spiritual) of ceramics within a primitive culture. VIDEO--MARIA MARTINEZ READING/RESEARCH ASSIGNMENT--Due 4-6 -- Chapters 2,3,4,5 (selectively) Monday, April 6 Wednesday, April 8 Monday, April 13 Wednesday, April 15 Monday, April 20 MONDAY, APRIL 20 Wednesday, April 22 FRIDAY, APRIL 24 Monday, April 27 Wednesday, April 29 Friday, May 8, 1:30 Reading and Research Due Today- Chapters 2,3,4,5 (selectively) INTRODUCTION TO ASSIGNMENT #5 Title: The Tea Pot Materials: Open Approach: Open Purpose: Putting it all together: Function, Style, and Content 2007 Wabash Senior Art Majors Exhibition Eric Dean Gallery Opening Reception 8:00-9:30 Monday, April 16, **Last day to work any greenware** Primitive Firing & Class Ritual FINAL CRITIQUE/EXAM 1:30 pm Sketch books/journals are Due