1. Ceramics Terms Ceramics: Greek word for keramos, meaning “potter’s clay.” Dates back to c. 25,000 BC. Kiln: Oven in which to fire clay. 2. Terms/Definitions Kneading/wedging:…

Slide 1Slab Clay Houses Study of Popular Architectural Styles of Houses in America Slide 2 Planning our House Begin by deciding on an architectural style that you like and…

Sanskritik Chhattisgarh Chhattisgarh has a very rich cultural heritage. It is famous for the decorative pieces carved on wood, Bamboo furniture, Clay pieces, idols carved…

Slide 1Clay Wind Chimes Slab Pottery with Incised Fossil Designs Slide 2 Clay Wind Chimes We will be using a slab pottery method to create clay wind chimes. Using a rolling…

Slide 1 Slide 2 Lets Play Jeopardy! Slide 3 300 100 Clay Construction Methods 400 200 100 300 200 400 Heat it Up!Getting Dirty 300 100 400 Slide 4 In this construction method…

Slide 1 Sculpture and Site Specific Art Understanding 3 Dimensions Slide 2 Space  This element is what separates 2D from 3D art  Space actually exists in 3D works …

Safari Sculptures Clay animal figures Safari Sculptures Complete page 1 in your notes packet. Research online how different cultures around the world depict animals. What…

PowerPoint Presentation Introduction and subject terms Ceramics Production Made from earth, water and fire. Clay is different from mud, since it has plasticity. This gives…

Ceramics Process and Early Civilization Origins of Ceramics Clay has been shaped and formed as far back as the Ice Age (37,000-12,000 BC). Representations of animals have…

Pop Art in Clay Pop Art is⦠Pop art is a visual art movement that emerged in the mid 1950s in Britain and in parallel in the late 1950s in the United States. The Independent…