ETSU Ceramics

04/29/2026

Our Spring sale is this Thursday and Friday in front of the Sherrod library!

04/09/2026

01/16/2026

In 2 weeks, you will see us presented at this wonderful free event!

Come join us on Saturday, January 31st for our annual MBMSOTA showcase! Get your FREE tickets here at https://www.etix.com/ticket/p/61533999/mbmsota-showcase-johnson-city-etsu-martin-center-etsu-foundation-grand-hall or click the LINK IN OUR BIO

01/16/2026

Come join us!

The February 1st application deadline is approaching! Are you a visual artist or designer interested in pursuing a high-quality, low-cost Master of Fine Arts degree? ETSU’s Department of Art and Design offers an MFA program with personalized instruction from award-winning faculty in 11 areas of specialization, along with funding opportunities such as graduate assistantships. Applications are due Sunday, February 1, at 11:59 PM EST and can be found on the Linktree in our bio.

11/13/2025

Last chance this year! ETSU Student ceramic association's annual sale is going on till 4 PM today, in front of the library.

11/21/2024

11/14/2024

'Tis that time of the year again! ETSU Student Ceramic Association is once again holding our ceramics sale for the holidays on 11/19 and 11/20. Come pick out some special handmade gifts for your special ppl :) ETSU Department of Art & Design

11/04/2024

Rock the Ball, the Department of Art and Design's biennial open house for prospective undergraduate students, is this Thursday, November 7th in Ernest Ball Hall on ETSU's main campus. The event will run from 5 to 7 pm. Join us in Ball Hall for wall-to-wall art, food, and art demos. There will be opportunities to see what students are working on in their classes and to watch demos. For more info, contact [email protected]. Poster art by Professor John Hilton.

10/24/2024

Meet Chance Taylor, the new Ceramics Technician & Artist in Residence at ETSU Department of Art and Design. Chance Taylor is originally from Fargo, North Dakota. He received his BFA in ceramics from North Dakota State University and his MFA from the University of Missouri. Taylor’s work draws upon his fascination with an object’s purpose to facilitate culture and fulfill our psychological and practical needs through everyday use and ritual. His most recent work is influenced by the formal logic of plants and flowers and is intended to celebrate and elevate the everyday. Taylor has displayed his work nationwide and in publications such as Ceramics Monthly. He has participated in dozens of juried and invitational exhibitions. Most recently, he was included in the 2024 Strictly Functional Pottery National and the Southern Mississippi Ceramics National. He also completed his solo show Florescence at the Columbia College Hardwick Gallery, Columbia, Missouri. Welcome to ETSU, Chance Taylor!