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Ceramics Workshops

Ceramics Workshop

Introduction

Faculty of Arts, Media and Design

In these workshops you will be able to produce functional ceramicware and sculptural forms using the techniques of slipcasting, plastic clay forming, hand throwing and hand building.

You will be able to glaze and decorate these objects using coloured slips and glazes as well as having the opportunity to create ceramic transfers using screen and litho printing processes in the print decoration workshop. There are twenty two kilns in the kiln room to fire the work as well as Raku firings when we operate the Raku kiln outside the building.

What facilities are available?

Ceramics Plaster Workshop

Plaster workshops (Left)

This area contains: 7 vertical power whirlers, 8 horizontal lathes, oval and round jigger jolly machines.

Kiln room

This area contains: 21 fully automated electric kilns, 2 gas kilns for reduction stoneware and porcelain production. 

Print workshop (Above right)

This area contains: 4 silk screen beds capable of multi colour transfer production with associated on-glaze kiln facilities.

Computer workshop

This area contains 6 iMacs with industry standard software, including Adobe Creative Suite, Deskartes IDS and Platescribe

 

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