Ceramics Program
Important note about our programs
In accordance with the University’s decision to suspend on-campus classes for the remainder of the term, all Ceramics Program on-campus programming and classes are suspended indefinitely as of Monday, March 16. The Ceramics Studio will also be closed to the public during this time. We will keep you posted on any updates, and we look forward to resuming classes and other activities as soon as we are permitted. To stay informed, please check the Ceramics Program FAQs; sign up for the Ceramics Program newsletter, and read about University protocols on the Harvard University Coronavirus website.
Updated: 3/11/20
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ICYMI, our latest newsletter: New scholarship in memory of our friend; PPE donated to healthcare workers; our Artist-In-Residence application deadline extended; and resources for artists in the time of covid-19: t.co/sC3S0F6K0j t.co/1hlcKERqF2
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In accordance with the University’s decision to suspend on-campus classes for the remainder of the term, all Ceramics Program on-campus programming and classes are suspended indefinitely as of Monday, March 16. For more details, please visit: t.co/u0RuLGkiU8
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Following updated directives on the coronavirus (COVID-19) and distance learning, all OFA on-campus programming is suspended indefinitely, including the annual ARTS FIRST Festival. For more details and updates, visit t.co/QrvDUQ1dLX t.co/czUON0coeR
For an Office for the Arts Ceramics Program exhibition, modern artists respond to ancient artifacts. In conjunction with an exhibition at Harvard Art Museums, the new ceramics creations offer insights, commentary and reflections to viewers.
When formal academic studies began to get in the way of a ceramics artist's vision for his creativity, he hit the road for a year's apprenticeship with a 15th generation potter in Japan. 
Artist Shawn Panepinto recently retired as Director of Operations at the Ceramics Program after nearly 40 years of teaching and working in ceramics. Shawn’s new work in painting is the evolution of her work in clay, and...
Twice a year in May and December, the Ceramics Program holds a weekend exhibition and sale of work by Ceramics Program artists. Anyone enrolled in a course at the Ceramics Program is eligible to display and sell their work. Each Show and Sale opens to the public on...
