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3D Printing: From Plastic to Clay

Learn to model in 3D design software, 3D-scan clay maquettes, and fabricate through both printing and casting in a two-week intensive workshop.

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$75
Alfred University, Harder Hall, Alfred, New York
Jul 20, 2026 → Jul 31, 2026
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Bridge digital design and traditional craft in this two-week exploration of computer-aided clay working. Participants will learn to model in Rhinoceros and Blender 3D, 3D-scan clay maquettes, and fabricate through both printing and casting. The course emphasizes collaboration between hand and machine, guiding artists from digital concept to tangible ceramic form.

  • July 20–31, 2026
  • Alfred University, Harder Hall

Expect to leave with new skills in mold making, slip casting, and digital prototyping—and a deeper appreciation of technology's creative potential.

All levels welcome; some experience recommended.

  • Max capacity: 12
  • Registration: $75
  • Program Cost: $1,400
  • Materials: $125

Audrey An is a Philadelphia-based artist whose practice merges digital technology and ceramic tradition. She earned her BFA from Alfred University and her MFA from Penn State University and currently serves as Prototyping & Digital Fabrication Studio Manager at The Clay Studio. Named a 2023 Ceramics Monthly Emerging Artist, Audrey brings an inventive spirit and cross-disciplinary perspective to her teaching and studio work.

Continuing Teacher and Leader Education credits are available for K-12 teachers. For more information and questions about CTLE, please contact Dean Lauren Lake.

  • School of Art and Design: (607) 871-2413
  • [email protected]
  • Binns-Merrill Hall

For tuition and fees, discounts, housing, meals, policies and more for workshop participants joining us for Summer Arts at Alfred, please visit the Summer Arts Workshops website.

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Entry fee
Registration: $75. Program Cost: $1,400. Materials: $125.
Theme
A two-week workshop bridging digital design and traditional ceramic craft, exploring computer-aided clay working, 3D scanning, and fabrication through printing and casting.
Eligibility
All levels welcome; some experience recommended.
Audience
All levels; some experience recommended. K-12 teachers eligible for continuing education credits.

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