Ceramics Graduate and Undergraduate Studio

A ceramics MFA student paints a vessel he made.

A 4,000-plus-square-foot workspace where students have their own personal studio space as well as access to tools such as a digital ceramic printer, slab roller, extruder and high-tech, and low-tech forming processes. Archived visiting artist work is also housed here.

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Location

Booth Hall, 2630

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A student applies details to an in-progress ceramic sculpture.
Faculty Jane Shellenbarger holds a ceramic vessel next to a student.
An RIT artist paints a design on a ceramic piece.
Large group of people watching a demonstration around a table with art supplies on it
A student works on a ceramic vessel.
Ceramics student Marian Draper works in the ceramics studio.
Ceramics MFA students work on the wheel in the studio.
Ceramics student Emma Herz Thakur works on the pottery wheel in the RIT ceramics studio.

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