Beginner Ceramics
David Kanthor (alum)
The Ceramics Studio - Sunday at 1 pm

Fascination and creation through the rotation of clay upon a wheel of divination. In plain English - this is an opportunity to learn about throwing pottery on the wheel.

We will look at the works of Caravaggio, Caracci, Bernini, Borromini and others, discuss Rome as a setting particularly conducive to the production of art, and examine papal and aristocratic patronage and Baroque art in relationship to the Catholic Church. We will also offer some general orientation for research and reference of artworks. We hope to conclude our class with a creative project or field trip.

Directionless Nihilism; Revolutionary Avant-Garde; Violent Conservatism; What provides unity among such disparate and often conflicting elements of the movement?

Using SEPTA (Including buses!) to your advantage, Amtrak, Greyhound, and other modes of transportation to get off campus. Will include special classes on how how to get to Upenn, King of Prussia, and the ins and outs of Center City. Also includes features such as: How to get to places that aren't stops on the R5 and how to get home without your parents having to come get you. Also offers: Classes tailored to the individual: Where do you want to go? I'll tell you how get there, as well as how to teach yourself to get to any destination you want.