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The T-Bucket™ 300CE dreadnought cutaway acoustic is even more supercharged now, with upgraded features including a remarkable new holographic rosette inlay, new quilt ash top option, new 12th-fret "F" logo inlay design, and Graphtech® Nubone™ nut and compensated bridge saddle for enhanced tone.
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Blend the searing Hawaii sunrise on lava with the darkness of deep space, sprinkle on some deep love, honey and a dash of brown sugar, and you have the T Bucket aka The Hot Rod of Acoustic Guitars.
Plays like a $10,000.00 guitar, for the budget of a carpenter.
Thanks Fender, you really did it this time!
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caliwebman owns this item
This is the second one of these I have owned. The first had a manufacturing/structural defect that was not economically feasible to have repaired. I had returned it to a boutique guitar shop and Fender dealer where I had originally purchased it about a year earlier. Their Fender certified technician notified Fender about the concerns of my guitar, and within 3 weeks they had sent me a brand new replacement. That dealer service, and the connection to Fender and their technician certification program that prompted this review. The guitar sounds good and is very playable. I would recommend it to be among your selections to review in this price range. Most importantly to me, Fender stood behind their structural warranty, and I recommend the Fender company, as well as the guitar.
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My brother had one of these guitars, and he never really used it that much, so I borrowed it and taught myself to play on this guitar. I loved so much that the guitar is practically mine now! To start with, it's a beautiful, well-made guitar. It sounds great. People always complementing on how good it looks. I can play comfortably for hours. All in all, it's a great guitar and I would highly recommend it.
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I just purchased this guitar for me and my wife. We are both beginners that were looking for a good mid-range (for us) guitar that we could play with or without an amp. Unplugged this guitar has a excellent, well-rounded tone. Plugged in Watch Out!! This guitar was meant to be plugged in. Fender made the right decision choosing Fishman electronics. Overall fit/finish of the guitar is remarkable to say the least. At a price of $299.99 at Sam Ash, here in Cincinnati, Ohio, it could (can not) be beat. "0" complaints on this wonderfully wellmade, beautiful guitar. I think I have a place lined up for a 400CE in the near future. :)
Spike89 owns this item
This a beautiful looking and sounding instrument.
Chose this guitar over a Martin.. No lie. It clearly sounded better.
The built in tuner was an added bonus. I've played for years
and have never purchased the name, I purchase for quality. This a quality
HammT owns this item
I just bought this guitar for my teenage daughter. It has beautiful tone and she absolutely loves it.
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I have owned my TBucket for almost two years. Mine has the beautiful violin-colored quilted top. I am the sole worship leader for a small congregation, and because it is only me and my guitar, I have to create the whole musical sound to fill the room. To do this, I have totally cut the treble and mid volume levels, and have maxed out the bass level on the guitar's preamp. When I play the guitar in this way, it comes through the amp with a full, rich, mellow sound which covers the musical spectrum from the deep bass up to the treble sound without sounding trebly on the high end. If your eyes were closed and you only heard the guitar without seeing it, you would think you were listening to a $10,000+ vintage acoustic guitar. The TBucket is a beautiful instrument, and it produces an amazing sound for the price. I like the feel and playability of this guitar. Some people say that you can only get a good sound from an acoustic guitar if it is made of solid woods which have been allowed to age, and you will not get good sounds from laminate guitars. My TBucket proves them wrong. I get excellent sound from my TBucket. I highly recommend a TBucket to anyone. From beginner to professional musician, this is the way to go.
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I was classically trained for piano but did not have adequate practice space. So, at age 13 I demanded my parents continue my musical genius by acquiring a guitar for my musical advancement and investigations. Following a deep love of and interest in folk and ethnocultural traditions, artistry, and music and over the course of about seven years, I taught myself to expert level guitar instrumentation and technique.
Using this wisdom and these skills, I then formed a small folk and traditional country music duo with a close friend. We enjoyed some success playing folk music "coffee house" like venues in such establishments as high fashion/gourmet restaurants, major hotel "listening salons" in such places as Sheratons, "A Class" Holiday Inns, Ramada "Business & Conference Circle" Hotels, a Hyatt Regency or two, and invited performances at "boutique" resorts at several USA National Park locations such as Arcadia National Park, the Cape Cod Seashore, the Key West, Florida, Tropical Oceanic Weather and Sea Life Preserve, and other places, too.
The folk duo eventually expanded to five pieces playing a provocative assortment of traditional, cover, and a few original selections. All these ensembles featured me as lead guitar and occasional lead singer for the traditions of Pete Seeger, Woody Guthrie, the Weavers and Peter, Paul, & Mary, and James Taylor as well as the more rock 'n roll focused music of Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young, Fleetwood Mac, the Beatles, the Rolling Stones, the Eagles, and, of course, Bob Dylan, Joni Mitchell, and Richie Havens & Buffy Ste. Marie.
With these performance ensembles my guitar artistry used musicality derived from such notable figures as Paul Stookey, James Taylor, Steven Stills & Neil Young, Lindsay Buckingham, George Harrison & Paul McCartney, Cliff Richards, Glenn Frey and Joe Walsh as well as the traditionalists of Flatt & Scruggs, Bill Monroe & the Country Playboys, Buck Owens, Patsy Cline, Dolly Parton, Kenny Rogers, the Carter Family with Mother Maybelline Carter, Glenn Campbell & Roy Clark, Les Paul [who I personally met & conversed long with in a tiny club on New York's Lower East Side], as well as a long, long list of others who should also be named here but are not; and please pardon me for that.
Also, I am an extremely well educated and trained and multiply published and cited mathematician, electronics expert, and computer scientist having held expert and administrative position both nationally and internationally at the United Nations and with such professional organizations and societies as the American Mathematical Society, the Association for Computing Machinery, the IEEE, the American Association for the Advancement of Science, Graph Theory Notes of New York, and both the New York Academy of Sciences [30+ years since first joining] and a long time peer and currently nominated full member of the New York Academy of Medicine focusing on nuclear medicine, emergencies and disasters, epidemiology, and psychosocial rehab research, education, and treatment.
With all this wisdom, training, and experience, I think I can realistically say I know my way around a guitar -- any guitar or similar stringed instrument whether acoustic or electric. And I readily think and say that this Fender BLUE TBucket 300 CE guitar is a great guitar and instrument especially for the price. The tone may not be quite that found with instruments costing thousands of dollars, but for the price and for community and part time professional work and playing, it is just about perfect. I own several guitars and other stringed instruments. And I must say for the musical needs it serves, I don't think I could find a better guitar. The neck is not quite as playable as a performance electric model as well as it shouldn't be. High grade electrics are designed and created for the acrobatic dexterity and pyrotechnic stylings of on stage extreme, performance rock 'n roll and jazz fusion. For traditional rock, folk, country, and easy listening jazz, you couldn't do better for the price than the Fender TBucket 300 CE!!
FrancesYork Report owns this item
A very great guitar! My first acoustic and my second Fender. The first is a telecaster. Very good neck with a right action. Good instrument to play rock, folk and also jazz. I'm very satisfied and I'm looking for a brand new acoustasonic 15.
Pino54 owns this item
I've had my T-Bucket for several years now and still love it. The sunburst looks great, the inlay work is fantastic and it sounds better than a guitar in this price range should. Other than experimenting with strings the only other thing I've changed is to add Dunlap Strap-locks. I almost dropped it one night during a gig. I'm sort of lusting for the T-Bucket Bass now.
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|T-Bucket™ 300CE, Rosewood Fingerboard, Transparent Dark Brown, Quilt Ash
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This was an exuberant departure from last seasons' Edenic vision (think floral Boho dresses and gingham). D&G's young fans may not have experienced the 80's first hand but they'll happily slip into next season's bold printed and logoed T shirts, leggings, fluoro tube dresses and skirts and shiny cropped bomber jackets; sometimes all at once!
The accessories du jour included rainbow coloured toy-like letter necklaces, high wedge sneakers, and for the morning after the night before, sunglasses – essential kit for clubbers. To close the show the girls wore oversize silk T-shirts with sorbet coloured feathered tutus.
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Was Miuccia Prada thinking of the assertive not to mention superhuman Pippi Longstocking when she designed her autumn/winter collection for Miu Miu? It rather seemed like it although the Swedish-born fictional character who would rather never grow old and who - impressively - can pick up a horse in one hand had been given a very chic makeover.
A cartoon like play on proportion was evident as the first look came out. It was a pea coat with an oversized shawl collar and buttons the size of saucers. This continued throughout. The biggest bags were reserved for the most narrow clothes, mid-calf length skinny tanks were worn over full ankle length skirts and huge shoes with chunky heels and tractor soles made legs look positively twig-like by comparison.
Stripes on coats, bags and long stockings, neatly enough, polka dots on silk scarves tied at the throat and naïve colours - rose pink, tomato red, custard yellow and sky blue - punctuating a collection otherwise mainly in black and navy only added to the determinedly youthful quality of it all.
The mischievous Miu Miu girl has an active lifestyle. Zip fronted rib-knit sweaters, parkas with knitted necklines, hems and cuffs and a duffle bag in ivory ostrich leather all nodded to sportswear but certainly of the luxe variety. For evening black pencil dresses with halternecks or cutaway backs and those scaled up shawl collars again looked great.


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Discussions aimed at a new deal for Bryant began in 2013, but as recently as Monday the Pro Bowl wide receiver said he would turn off contract talks when the season begins.
That time is near with Bryant entering the final year of his rookie contract that will pay him just over $2 million including a $250,000 workout bonus in 2014. NFL Network reported a deal for Bryant could be imminent, with an announcement possible as soon as Thursday.
"I deserve it. I feel like I do," Bryant said in minicamp . "I put the work in, but I let that kind of stuff take care of itself. It is what it is. I let my agent talk about it and give me some feedback."
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Chicago Bears wide receiver Brandon Marshall signed a three-year, $30 million contract extension last week. Calvin Johnson of the Detroit Lions (eight years, $132 million) and Arizona Cardinals' standout Larry Fitzgerald (seven years, $113 million) set the bar at stratospheric heights for the position. Recent deals for high-profile free agents Vincent Jackson (five years, $55.5 million with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers) and Mike Wallace (five years, $60 million with the Miami Dolphins) average more than $11 million per season and included guarantees over $20 million.


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That was the gist of our Electronic House and Control4 "What Do You Want to Control?" contest, and the 150-words-or-less submissions keep on coming. And because we can always learn a little from each other, we've been highlighting some entries each week. Here are 10 more for this week:
I find it hard to believe that we can regulate fresh air vs. recirculated air in our car, but not our home. It isn't a stretch to control the outside temperature and humidity and allow for fresh air to come into the home without creating discomfort or excessive heating/cooling costs. If done properly it should actually lower heating/cooling costs. —Chris, N.C.
I would like my home automation to react to my retinal scan. All systems would be program to my specifications. Home theater programs to my FAV's, lighting for my needs, blinds up as soon as my eyes open. Secure systems lock down when I'm in my bed for the night. Hollywood can dream up and put it in movies. Think " Minority Report." Technology can't be too far behind. —Dina, Md.
My family and I have very simple requirements. Vacation: We would like to be able to go on vacation and leave the dogs in the home. I need to control cameras located internally and externally, automated dog door, dog feeder, water dispenser and automated collar. The cameras will allow me to watch the dog even if they are outside. The collar will allow them to enter in and out the dog door without setting off the alarm. The collar will also allow me to send a little message (shock) if the dogs don't return inside the house. Media: Just the normal things, automate the HT for the wifey, so she can walk in and watch a movie without calling me. Kids: I need to be able to trust the kids while the wife and I are out and about. I want to control everything: TV, Doors, lights, and temperature. Security: I want to automate the cameras so when Santa or his elves decide to enter on my property to take there toys back, the camera zoom in and begin sending the feed to all the TVs, server for recording and be replayable via the iPhone. Jealousy: Need a message for people that walk in to say "don't be jealous." —Avery, Ga.
My mail box is at the end of the driveway, about 1/4-mile from my front door! I am too dang proud to back the car up to get closer, and I sure need the exercise, but I hate to walk all the way out there unless the mail has been delivered. If there was a buzzer or something on it, and a sensor, I would be assured of a fruitful trip. Not only that, but the cats laugh at me if I go out there for nothing. In fact, let's go a step further and put a cam on it and maybe we can catch those doggone mailbox vandals! —Karen, Mo.
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Pharmaceutical product sales are expected to exceed $800 billion for the first time in 2009(1), despite a general decline in the industry's annual growth rate. Notwithstanding improving sales, change was the only certainty as the reality of an economic downturn took hold.
Forecasts are now turning to the year ahead. Even if we experience thawing in worldwide economies, there will likely be several factors further limiting drug sales growth in 2010, including patent loss, payers seeking to limit price increases, and increased use of generics. A number of events could also have a longer-term effect on the pharmaceutical market, including the passage of comprehensive healthcare reform in the US, and the magnitude of the H1N1 pandemic. FDA approval activity also remains low.
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The situation will likely change in the next couple of years as many of the current top drugs begin to go off patent, and although many of the new drugs expected to hit the market in 2010 will inevitably be priced at a premium, the introduction of key generics will offset these gains. Over $15.7 billion of prescription drugs will be subject to generic competition in 2010 as a number of significant products come off patent. These include patent expiries for Aricept, Flomax, Taxotere, Effexor XR, Cozaar and Arimidex.
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Novartis's Tekturna, a first-in-class direct renin inhibitor, provides prescribers with the next advance in the treatment of hypertension, although sales will not gain pace markedly in 2010. Physicians may be awaiting outcomes data from the company's ASPIRE HIGHER program.
In the antiplatelets arena, there is greater activity following efforts to develop more effective products. Bayer and Johnson & Johnson's rivaroxaban will go before the FDA once again in early 2010, seeking approval for the treatment of venous thromboembolism post-surgery. This follows an approvable letter in May 2009. If approved, the drug will be the first new oral anticoagulant to reach the market in 40 years. However, Thomson Pharma Partnering Forecast suggests that the drug's greatest growth will be seen in 2011 and 2012, once it gains approval for the prevention of stroke in atrial fibrillation, which presents a larger opportunity as a replacement for warfarin.
Another important antiplatelet drug is Effient™, which was launched in the US in August 2009 with a competitive label, and which could rival Plavix as it gains market in 2010. Clinical data demonstrated that Effient may be more effective than Plavix in preventing death, myocardial infarction and stroke, but it may also cause more serious bleeding. The Plavix patent expiry in 2011 will present a further opportunity for Effient, should additional bleeding data become available in 2010.
Schering Plough's SCH-530348, an oral antiplatelet drug, is expected to be filed in 2010. If approved, it will be the first in a new class of thrombin receptor antagonists. Another new antiplatelet agent, AstraZeneca's Brilinta, is the first reversible oral ADP receptor antagonist, and is also expected to go before the FDA in 2010.
Targeted therapies are changing the cancer market and are expected to be used in most cancer patients within five years. Indeed, cancer monoclonal antibody sales could reach over $20 billion in 2010.
Rituxan, used widely in haematological malignancies, is likely to remain the world's best selling cancer drug with forecast sales reaching $7 billion. Genentech/Roche's Avastin (approved for colorectal, lung and breast cancer), has validated anti-angiogenesis as a therapeutic strategy, and follows closely behind with expected sales of $6.9 billion.
Sales of supportive care drugs for anemia (Amgen's Aranesp and J&J's Procrit) are being decimated by safety issues, but the market for white blood cell support (Amgen's Neupogen/Neulasta) is expected to remain strong, approaching $5 billion in 2010.
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The potential of newer treatment modalities in the category, such as NK antagonists, beta3-adrenoreceptor agonists and CRF antagonists, remains unclear. Dual-acting agents impacting both serotonin and norepinephrine systems should continue to gain prescription market share from the SSRIs in 2010, driven primarily by Lilly's Cymbalta.
Melatonin receptor agonists are also in the pipeline for depression, with one of the lead compounds, agomelatine (from Novartis), now entering the market in Europe and expected to gain ground in 2010. Compared with existing antidepressants, agomelatine is the first melatonergic agent to demonstrate favorable data in its effect on sleep, weight and sexual function.
The migraine market is unlikely to grow significantly in 2010, given the little differentiation between Imitrex generics. However, the antipsychotics market may begin to change in 2010 as a third generation of antipsychotics reach the market, which may provide broader efficacy, reduced side effects and improved tolerability. Among them is sertindole (from Lundbeck), associated with less sedation when used to treat schizophrenia, and asenapine (from Schering-Plough), a new 5-HT2A/D2 receptor antagonist.
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Clay is intimate and impressionable. It responds immediately to the touch of the artist, a touch it will carry the rest of its life. Ceramics is a diverse medium that includes a range of possibilities from the functional vessel to large-scale sculpture. It is a medium that fosters participation and a sense of community. MECA's Ceramics program also is intimate, diverse, and communal. Its team of working, professional faculty deeply engage students in the continuum of the full creative process, from making clay to firing kilns.
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Miles Spadone
HometownKennebunk, Maine
Where were you before coming to MECA?
Prior to MECA I was living in Portland, Oregon at the Oregon College of Art & Craft (OCAC), studying ceramics.
What got you into wanting to make art in the first place?
My dad is a furniture designer and maker. So, you know, making things with your hands was not foreign to me. Though, originally, after high school, I had gone to school to be a teacher. I don't really know how I got into it. It was like this weird evolution. The best way I can describe it is this: I think art embodies the true sense of independence, and having watched both of my parents run very successful independent businesses was inspiring, and led me to travel the world in a very independent way. Thus creating a lifestyle of independence, which is void of working within someone else's agenda and fulfilling their needs and motives. It's something that I hope to continue to do again after school, doing what I think is right for myself and the rest of the world.
What brought you to MECA?
Maine brought me to MECA, for one. I love Maine. I grew up in Kennebunk, Maine. I like the location of the school. I like that it's in an urban environment, that it's part of the city. Its affordability was also a draw. The school offered me a great scholarship opportunity.
What surprises have you encountered with your education here?
The freedom in the curriculum to explore what you want to do and how you want to do it. At OCAC, their curriculum was based on very specific assignments whereas MECA encourages you to find a direction you're interested in and explore it in a very in-depth and broad manner.
What is the best thing you've learned in terms of real world experience while being here?
I've really learned that forging a community is invaluable, within your educational experience and social experience, and seeing that there shouldn't be any barriers in between. Networking implies such a logistical terminology. A lot of people say art is about who you know. I believe it doesn't have to be that formalized. It's about how genuine you are with your peers and your teachers and the rest will follow.
How would you describe your art making style?
It is designed craft, meaning there's a lot of premeditated design and consciousness that goes into preparing and bringing my idea to fruition, through discipline and understanding my material. But I also kind of give myself the freedom to improvise if I need to. I think I'm less concerned with being a ceramicist and more concerned with making something that's applicable to a larger environment than just what affects me, as an individual. In other words, I seek to make something that applies in a holistic sense to how we live and how we perceive art, or an object, or product, and try to find a happy-medium for all three of those things.
What made you choose ceramics?
Ceramics was just the best material for me to express my ideas at the time that I began artmaking. It's evolved very quickly away from clay to be able to express my ideas to whatever material I find necessary; framing ceramics and wood, for example. I've also been exploring gypsums -- all different kinds of gypsums; hides and skins, plastics -- really anything that is conducive to how I want my final product to look.
What are some other hobbies/interests you have?
I'm a big fly fisherman. My dad's a falconer. I like to go falcon hunting with him. I am a lover of bluegrass guitar and jazz guitar. I try to play both.
How has MECA helped you network outside of the school?
I took an entrepreneurial class, which I thought was fascinating because it had an outside approach to marketing and selling your work in a way that was different than how the school would normally approach it. The class wasn't designed around the idea of making art. It was designed around taking an idea and creating a successful model that other people could either consume, or invest in, or be a part of. I think that's important because it's easy to forget that there's a world outside of art once you are in it. We need the world outside of art to have art exist in other people's worlds.
What are your future goals and dreams?
I want to be a unicorn. [laughs.] Well other than that, I really want to start a product design house.
How has MECA helped you form these goals?
I don't quite know yet. MECA brings in a lot of successful artists to speak and it's interesting to see how they have been able to do what we're all aspiring to do. Which, for me, has become the idea of being a self-sustainable independent creator and think in that same fashion. At the end of the day that's every artist's goal: is to independently think and create. I think that's what everyone at MECA does; they provide inspiration and show you what's possible, but I don't think there's one magic path. I think it's a lot of hard work and perseverance and I plan on using that as my template.
What expectations do you have from MECA in helping you achieve these goals?
I expect to be part of a community that is larger than Maine. That extends far beyond Portland and New England, and I think I will. I think those of us that have had the MECA experience can relate to each other and I think that's beneficial in and of itself.
Mark Johnson
His ceramic artwork explores the counterpoint of control and chance. The constructed clay forms: vases, jars, teapots, platters and pouring vessels, are glazed with the intention that the glazes will interact with each other and the kiln atmosphere to create a synthesis of material, form, and process. His artwork has been exhibited in galleries and museums throughout the United States. Mark has received individual artist fellowships from the Maine Arts Commission and the New England Foundation for the Arts/NEA.
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Ben Gaboury '09
HometownNorth Attleboro, Massachusetts
I got into it in high school. I came here pretty much knowing I would major in Ceramics. It just came naturally to me.
My style has changed a lot – I've taken a lot from art history classes, and I think it really shows in my work. A lot of my work is inspired by different artists. I started adding imagery to my work - from stencils at first, and then drawing by hand.
I do. I discovered an underglaze pen online and tried it out. It lets me combine ceramics and drawing. I wouldn't want to do one without the other.
Yes—even years after the foundation, you find you still use everything you learned.
I'd like to be a college professor someday.
Ben Gaboury '09, Ceramics
What are some of the career paths for someone who majors in Ceramics?
Our ceramics graduates have gone on to a range of careers. Some have become successful studio artists making and selling there work in galleries and on-line. Other graduates have gone to work in larger production studios. A number of our graduates have gone into K-12 education. Graduates have opened there own galleries. Others have gone on to earn MFA degrees in graduate school. Our graduates have been hired as technical assistants at colleges and art centers.
How do you prepare your students for the real world?
The ceramics curriculum provides the students with a rigorous course of study that prepares them for the real world. Ceramics majors take courses take teach them how to formulate and make their own clay and glazes. They also learn how to fire a range of kilns. Majors learn about the history of the medium as well as issues of contemporary practice and theory. Students also take a course in professional practices that prepares them for a career as a practicing artist.
What are the prerequisites to major in Ceramics?
Students take two semesters of ceramics electives as the prerequisite to major.
What unique skills do your students get?
The ceramics students get a deep experience with a range of ceramic processes. There is a strong commitment to gaining confidence with the medium. Ceramics majors take courses take teach them how to formulate and make their own clay and glazes. They also learn how to fire a range of kilns. Students are provided with access to a state of the art facility with excellent ventilation.
Will I be able to incorporate other media or interests with my work as a Ceramics major?
Ceramics majors are encouraged to develop and explore their personal interests in their major work. Students have often chosen to incorporate a range of materials into their art work. There is a ceramics elective course called Mystery, Material, and Metaphor that requires the use of multiple materials.
What are some of the classes that are offered in your department?
Introduction to Handbuilding, Introduction to Throwing, Advanced Throwing, Tableware, Atmospheric Firing: Raku and Soda, Mystery, Materials, and Metaphor Clay, Culture, and Context, Slip Casting, Clay and Glaze Chemistry, Junior Studio, Senior Studio
What are the faculty like?
All of the Faculty in the ceramics department are master teacher committed to providing students with thorough education. the ceramics faculty are active studio artists the are showing and publishing work nationally.
What are your facilities like?
The ceramics facilities are excellent, there are 30 electric wheels, 6 electric kilns of various sizes, 2 test kins, two updraft gas car kiln an indoor Raku kiln and a soda kiln, rooms for clay mixing, glaze mixing, and moldmaking
There are separate studios for the ceramics majors.
What are some examples of internships your students have done in the past?
Students have interned at the Cathedral School and gained valuable teaching experience. Students have interned with practicing studio artists and at community art studios.
How many students (juniors and seniors) do you typically have in your major?
There are typically 12 to 18 ceramics majors.
Can you give me some examples of Artist at Work in your department?
Ceramics students have taught in the Cathedral School program, held annual an Senior Ceramics exhibition, participated in Holiday Sale events and gallery shows outside of MECA. Many students have attended summer workshops at national craft centers including Haystack, Penland, and Watershed Center for Ceramic Art.


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1 26 oz. can roasted and peeled green chiles (or use about 24 roasted and peeled green chiles.)
4 cups grated cheese (I used 4-Cheese Mexican blend from Costco, which is a low-fat blend of Monterey Jack, medium cheddar, Queso Quesadilla, and Asadero cheese)
1/2 cup very thinly sliced green onions
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