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Through instruction in forming methods, glaze application, surface decoration, and kiln management, we blend practical studio skills with conceptual development. Our curriculum enhances and hones your artistic abilities. During studio sessions, you'll gain proficiency in ceramic techniques, learn studio safety protocols, and work toward personal objectives. Professional artist instructors provide demonstrations and assignments covering both modern ceramic design approaches and traditional handbuilding, mold creation, wheel throwing, glazing, and firing methods. Merge theoretical knowledge from classroom learning with practical studio experience. Personalized guidance from instructors in both environments helps you develop ceramic skills, understand studio safety, and reach your unique artistic aspirations. Build a substantial portfolio and acquire the necessary skills for independent artistic practice.
In addition to meeting the general entrance requirements for admission to Selkirk College, an applicant must meet the following Ceramics Program entrance requirements: