Ceramics
Ceramics at MSU
The School of Art offers state of the art facilities for BFA/BA undergraduate study. The 3,400 square foot undergraduate studio is located Haynes Hall, the home for the School of Art. Facilities include electric and kick wheels, slab roller, extruder, plaster mixing room, clay and glaze lab with spraybooth, ball mill, and a kiln room with two Blaauw gas kilns, one Bailey gas kiln, five electric kilns, raku, salt/soda gas and wood fire kilns.
Ceramic facilities at the graduate studios include electric pottery wheels, a slab roller, a material processing area with a hammermill, three electric kilns, a gas soda kiln, a small wood kiln, and a large train/anagama wood kiln. Undergraduates have controlled access to these facilities.
- Click here to visit the MSU School of Art Ceramics blog
- Click here to visit Montana Clay
- Click here to view BA Liberal Studio Arts Curriculum (2021-22)
- Click here to view BFA Studio Arts Curriculum (2021-22)
- Click here to go to the International Wild Clay Research Project Page
- BA Liberal Studio Arts Curriculum (2020 and before)
- BFA Studio Arts Curriculum (2020 and before)
- Click here to view information on the BFA Portfolio Reivew.
BFA Thesis Exhibition Fall 2021
featured in the Helen E. Copeland Gallery
Click on an image to view as a slideshow.
Click on an image to view as a slideshow.
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