Ceramics discipline within the Plastic Arts ‘Diplom’ degree course
The teaching philosophy should awaken students’ desire to take up further challenges that will develop in the course of discussions in class and in their societal environment. Talent should develop to manifest itself in terms of personal and artistic positions. By investigating the personal and remaining open at the same time, content will find the most suitable material – often by means of less result-oriented, non-ceramic experimentation. The vision is still the convincing combination of ambition and material.
I regard our teaching as being flexible. Study breaks for students are right and sometimes necessary; glimpses of the far-away can help in discovering the essential. Once the students return, nothing will release them from the demand for lively intensity in art.
Prof. Martin Neubert
