名古屋造形大学　陶芸コース

The final work exhibition has started this Tuesday 17. On 15th it was the day before the day for the sending in of exhibits at show floor so the works were put at the storage vaults of the museum from University on 15th. The day 16th for sending in of exhibits at show floor took for 8 hours to finish 12:30 to 20:30……Yeah everyone was so exhausted. But I’m glad it seemed students were more excited than usual. Plus many students helped 4th graders. I’m grateful for their help.
Thank you guys.

And we are delighted to announce the winner of this year’s Tobikai Award: Kaori Masuda.

NZU graduate show celebrates the achievements and talents of final year students at NZU.
The show will be open to the public from Tuesday 17 February until Sunday 22 February 2015.
The show will take place in Aichi Prefectural Museum Gallery of Art on the 8th floor.
General information of museum: http://www-art.aac.pref.aichi.jp/eng/index.html
Further details: https://www.nzu.ac.jp/gex/

On January 20, Our all classes are done. After 20th, it comes up make-up class week, test week and holiday begins afterwards. We were supposed to attempt Anagama Kiln by the end of December. But we were not able to make it because no enough art works for that. It was best timing eventually because it was no classes.
This is a schedule of Anagama Kiln.

13th – First firing to clean Anagama Kiln.

14th to 19th – Loading.

20th – Start firing by Mr. Reikichi Kato.

21st to 23rd – Keep light a fire (stay over)

29 – Unloading

Look at this video what we practiced!

I’m honestly disappointed at no being reacted about video from students.

It’s Okay. I don’t care. I just made it!