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Metalshop

The metalworking studio offers 1,690 square feet of work space for students, which is designed for light to medium duty steel work including MIG, TIG, ARC, and oxy-acetylene welders, as well as a plasma cutter, dry cut saws, band saw, shear, Trinco sand blaster, slip roll, and other metalworking equipment. The metalshop also includes a foundry equipped to cast bronze and aluminum. This studio is set up with state-of-the-art ventilation.

All Purpose Studio

A general studio of approximately 1,048 square feet created to accommodate general sculpture construction, mold making (including plaster and sand), and an advanced drawing course with sturdy work tables, a projector for slide viewing, and an abundance of natural light.

Ceramics

The ceramics facility is 2,142 square feet, with separate areas for wheel throwing, hand building, clay mixing, glaze calculation and application, and kiln firing. The studio contains several electric Brent potter’s wheels and two kick wheels, two Bailey extruders and slab roller, a Soldner Clay mixer and an Axner Pug Mill. The kiln room contains a Bailey Downdraft kiln, Alpine Updraft kiln, two L&L electric kilns, and two raku kilns.

Woodshop

The woodshop offers 1,365 square feet of workspace for students. It contains a band saw, table saw, panel saw, radial arm saw, sliding compound miter saw, lathe, laser drill press, sanding station, and many hand tools. The shop also has a vertical storage area. This studio is set up with state-of-the-art ventilation.

Painting

A flexible studio work space approximately 1,005 square feet with several easels and taborets available for student use. Equipment and supplies are offered to mix custom pigments for oil, acrylic, and encaustic paints.

Printmaking

The printmaking facility offers 910 square feet of workspace for students. The studio contains four intaglio and lithograph presses, including a Takach Press, Praga Press, Master Etch, and a Wright Press. Several lithography stones are accessible as well. The printmaking studio also has a dark room with a light table and vacuum press and an acid room for student use. Papermaking equipment is also available. This studio is set up with state-of-the-art ventilation.

Foundations

A beginning drawing studio with flexible 1,365 square feet workspace. Several drawing easels are available as well as various still life objects. Access to models is also offered during the drawing course. Flat file storage is available for the students.

Mac Lab

Several Mac G5 computers with most recent version of Adobe CS, several digital scanners, HP 5550 color laser printers, Epson Stylus 7800 large format, archival printer are available to students. All students are also issued laptops with the most current version of the Adobe Creative Suite installed on them. Digital photo editing capabilities are on all of the computers and high dynamic range photography software is accessible on the Mac computers for student use as well.