Ceramics Program
Important note about our programs
8/13/20: Announcing our Fall 2020 online programs & firing services.
5/20/20: We are pleased to announce our Summer 2020 series of online courses.
3/11/20: 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.
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New classes added! Register now for our next session of virtual classes and Visit An Artist events. - t.co/bWr1ZwWWMs
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"@harvardceramics is full of wonderful people who help & teach you new techniques everyday," Silvina, former scholarship recipient. #AllstonBrighton residents apply by TOMORROW for the Ceramics Community scholarship! Online classes, no experience needed: t.co/exlQEF1qzZ t.co/duPwUgV4fZ
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The #HarvardEdPortal & @harvardceramics are offering a limited amount of Ceramics Community Scholarships for any 6-week online course offered for Fall 2020 Session II (October 26—December 11)! #AllstonBrighton residents aged 18+ should apply by Sept. 25! t.co/exlQEF1qzZ t.co/tZOqpN3v11
Harvard undergraduates! Looking for a well to relax, make art and be in a welcoming community? The Office for the Arts is offering a lineup of visual arts courses this fall for all skill levels. Also, meet the Narrative Photography instructor Anne Eder.
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.
