Image: Tammie Dupuis, MFA ’22

SUMMER CLASSES + WORKSHOPS

SUMMER 2025 REQUIRED CLASSES

  • Studio I: Summer – Keith Washington <kwashington@massart.edu>
    • June 23 – July 21 | Monday 9AM – 5PM | Kennedy 408 (first day) + Personal Studios
  • Studio IV: Summer – YoAhn Han <yhan@massart.edu>
    • June 23 – July 21 | Monday 9AM – 5PM | Tower 521 (first day) + Personal Studios
  • Studio VI: Thesis II – Loretta Park <lkpark@massart.edu>
    • June 23 – July 21 | Monday 9AM – 5PM | Tower 513 (first day) + Personal Studios
  • Seminar I –
    • June 25 – July 23 | Wednesday 10AM – 4PM | Tower 521 
  • Seminar II – Gina Siepel <gsiepel@massart.edu>
    • June 25 – July 23 | Wednesday 10AM – 4PM | Tower 513
  • Thesis Defense – Loretta Park <lkpark@massart.edu>
    • June 25 – July 23 | Wednesday 10AM – 4PM | TBD

SUMMER 2025 WORKSHOPS

 

  • GRAD-637 | PRINTMAKING – Andrew J Stearns <andrew@newimprintstudio.com>
    • WORKSHOP 1A: July 7, July 8, July 11, July 15, 9AM – 1PM | East 201 Print Shop

    This workshop introduces students to the world of printmaking. This workshop specifically aims to dive into plate lithography.

 

  • CDCR-601 | CERAMIC SURFACE DESIGN – Erica Hood <elhood@massart.edu>
    • WORKHOP 1B: July 1, July 8, July 11, July 15, 2 – 6PM | Collins 203

    This workshop explores Mishima, Sgraffito, mono-printing, and watercolor techniques using colored underglazes. Demonstrations include how to use various tools, materials, and processes related to each decoration method. Hands-on instruction is provided as students execute surface decoration techniques on basic clay forms, such as tiles and slab-built trays. Students are encouraged to explore design, composition, and color according to their personal style. Techniques for glazing that enhance surface decoration are demonstrated.

     

  • GRAD-657 | INTRODUCTION TO FLAMEWORKING – “Trina” Caterina Urrata <clurrata@massart.edu>
    • WORKSHOP 1C | July 1, July 8, July 11, July 15, 2 – 6PM | Collins 106 Hotshop

    This workshop introduces the art of flameworked glass. Demonstrations and hands-on lessons teach the foundational skills and knowledge needed to form molten glass with the torch. Projects and demonstrations are geared towards learning basic techniques as well as creative methods to utilize flameworked glass in an artist’s studio practice. Demonstrations and lessons include: torch, kiln and tool use, basic glass chemistry, color use, solid sculptural techniques, assembly and more.

 

  • 3DFB-601 | FIBER EXPLORATION – Hadis Karami <rhkarami@massart.edu>
    • WORKSHOP 2A | July 18, July 22, July 25, July 29, 9AM – 1PM | TBD

    This workshop introduces students to foundational techniques of hand embroidery and coiled basketry. Emphasizing hands-on exploration, students create samples while learning traditional methods and reinterpreting them in a contemporary context. Through experimentation with materials and surfaces, the course encourages innovative approaches to these fiber techniques.