Ceramics
at IU Southeast provides experience in a wide range of traditional ceramic
techniques, including hand forming, wheel throwing, glazing, clay body
preparations, as well as numerous firing techniques. In addition, students
explore experimental techniques in clay printing and fused glass processes.
Students develop a background in ceramic history and aesthetics as well
as a strong technical expertise. Because of our excellent facilities
and experienced faculty, ceramics at IU Southeast has attracted students
from throughout the metro Louisville and southern Indiana region. Our
graduates have earned post baccalaureate degrees in ceramics from colleges
and universities throughout the country.
Faculty:
John Guenther, M.F.A.
Indiana University-Bloomington
Facilities:
Classroom/studio contains 12 pottery wheels, separate glazing facility,
separate kiln facility consisting of a large 39 cu. ft. downdraft natural
gas kiln, 3 high temperature electric kilns, 1 electric test kiln, and
2 electric glass fusing kilns, separate clay mixing and storage facility.
Extensive collection of books and journals, both printed and online,
located in the university’s main library, as well as excellent interlibrary
loan opportunities.
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