Robert Wilt on tue 21 sep 99
This class ran for the first time last year and was very successful. I saw
a lot of good work come from it and the participants seemed quite satisfied.
We even had someone move up here temporarily from the Carolinas to take this
seminar!
There are still spaces in this year's seminar (thus this message, posted on
behalf of the studio).
For more information, call the studio at 617/495-8680, or contact
Nancy Selvage .
Learn how to Make and Install Ceramic Murals!
Architectural Ceramics Studio-Seminar
offered at Radcliffe Ceramics Studio
Boston, MA
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Open to artists and designers working in various fields, this seminar
integrates the development of individual projects with demonstrations,
design critiques, site visits, slide lectures, and readings on
historical and contemporary architectural ceramics. Students are
presented with a variety of opportunities to develop their skills as
designers and artists who can work effectively with architects and
clients to create ceramic sculpture and tile installations in public
and private settings. Presentations by artists, architects,
historians, and fellow studio participants expose students to a rich
variety of sensibilities and approaches to creative brainstorming,
design, fabrication, and installation. Students are expected to
develop projects for specific sites and clients and to give two
presentations during each term.
Fall
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Gail Boyajian and Wasma'a Chorbachi, instructors
Fridays, 9:30 am to 12:30 pm, Oct. 1 to Dec. 10, Jan. 7 to 21
Spring
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Jeanee Redmond and Nancy Selvage, instructors
Fridays, 9:30 am to 12:30 pm, Feb. 11 to May 12
Tuition for each term: $710 graduate credit; $610 noncredit
Instructors
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Gail Boyajian, MArch, Massachusetts Institute of Technology;
architect, painter, tilemaker; fellow, New England Foundation
for the Arts.
Wasma'a Chorbachi, PhD, Harvard University; artist, designer,
art historian.
Jeanee Redmond, MFA, Clemson University; artist specializing
in private and public commissions; fellow, New England
Foundation for the Arts; former instructor, Boston Museum
School, East Carolina University.
Nancy Selvage, MFA, Boston Museum School-Tufts University;
director of the Radcliffe Ceramics Program; former instructor,
Boston Museum School, Rhode Island School of Design, Ewha
University; fellow, Massachusetts Artists Foundation.
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