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  • Photography
    • Twelve After Nine (The Motherhood Project, Part I)
    • The Feeling’s Forever
    • Countryside Portraits
    • Earth Reverie
    • Lao He, Thirty Days
  • Handmade Paper
    • Bodies and Forms
    • Magazine Work
  • Teaching
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A selection of student artworks in clay and ceramics.

  • A ceramic vase made by a fourth grade student using a pinch method.

  • A student displays his “disco figure,” made from air-dry clay and painted with acrylic paint.

  • A second grade student’s plated, decorated with a bird.

  • A second grade student sculpts, designs, and glazes a plate.

  • Second grade students create a Mexican-themed plate (left) and a British-themed plate (right).

  • A second grade students designs, sculpts, and glazes a ceramic breakfast and plate.

  • A fourth grade student creates a lantern in the shape of a creature.

  • First grade students explore texture and pattern in these ceramic wall hangings.

  • A kindergarten student’s air-dry coil vase, which was then dipped and squirted with acrylic paint.

  • A fourth grade student creates a ceramic monster.

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