DE340 Pottery for Beginners (HASMED)
Course
Objective
To understand the value of the hand-crafted in the Age of AI.
Course
Contents
Wheelwork 50% (Centering 15%; Cylinder-making 15%; Trimming and Kulhad 20% Select References
Journals and Magazines
Claybodies.
Hand-shaping Terracotta.
Centering, Making cylinders.
Making a kulhad.
Reflecting and writing.
Helping in cleanliness.
History of Ceramics.
Contemporary Ceramics.
Screenings / Slide-Talks
The Potters Paradox / Contemporary Potters
Journeys in Clay: Part 1
Journeys in Clay: Part2 / Bernard Leach: A Potter's Book
Journeys in Clay: Part3 / A Brief History of Humankind
Keith Brymer Jones / Kazuya Ishida
To be decided
To be decided
To be decided
To be decided
To be decided
To be decided
To be decided
Course
Evaluation
To be decided
Attendance 20%; Cleaning 5%
Hand-shaping 5%
Reflection and Writing 20%
OR
Hand-shaping 50% (Sculpture / Mural / Installation)
Books
Rhodes Daniel, Pottery Form, , Pitman, 1976
Yanagi Soetsu, The Unknown Craftsman, Kodansha, USA, 1984
Preaud Tamara, Ceramics of the 20th Century, Rizzoli, 1982
Leach Bernard, A Potter's Book, Unicorn, London, 2015 (First published 1940)
Singh Gurucharan, Pottery in India, Vikas Publishing, 1979
Velar Ramu, Geetha V., A Potter's Tale, Tara Books, 2021
MRIN: ICAF Vol 1-6