Pottery
| Jomon Coil Pots |
The ancient Japanese Jomon Culture influenced the style of coil pots. The work focused on the art element Line and the art principle Rhythm. Artists were required to create a greenware vessel between 10” and 14” in height. The pieces are made with buff clay, stained 7% red iron oxide, and fired to cone 6. |
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Talisha Frederick Sophomore |
Nicole West Senior |
Linh Ngo Freshman |
Demetrio Garcia Junior |
Mauricio Cepeda Junior |
| Slab Box with Lid |
Continual patterns of Polynesian designs influenced the patterns on the Slab Boxes. The work focused on the art element Shape and the art principle Contrast. Artists were required to create a greenware vessel 4” in height. The design was impressed with a template made from illustration board. Lids were cut with a felting knife after the box was completed. The boxes are made with buff clay and cone 6 glazes. |
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Nikki Gulbranson Junior |
Ashley Sanchez Freshman |
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| Coil Vessels |
Traditional vessels from Europe, America, Asia, and Africa influenced the forms of the Coil Vessels. The work focused on the art element Form and the art principle Emphasis, Rule of 1/3’s. Artists were required to create a greenware vessel 10” to 14” in height. A template of the profile was created prior to starting the vessel. The project was made with buff clay and cone 6 glazes. |
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Liz Svboda Sophomore |
Oahn Pham Freshman |
Carly Mendoza Freshman |
Becky Walrath Freshman |
Victoria Hinrichs Freshman |
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Maria Vincente Senior |
Jennifer Welch Sophomore |
Page Schwaller Sophomore |
Ashley Lundquist Sophomore |
Troy Bornemeier Senior |
| Pitchers |
Peter Voulkos and the ideas behind the Ceramic Art movement influenced the pitchers. Artists used a variety of construction methods to create a pitcher 10” to 14” in height. The pitchers are made with buff clay and cone 6 glazes. |
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Ashley Sanchez Sophomore |
Tan Le Freshman |
Carly Mendoza Freshman |
Gina Tran Freshman |
Kayla Jordan Freshman |
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