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Facilities and Studios

Studios & Facilities

Sculpture Studio 3,360 square feet

Woodworking

• 36" Sawstop tablesaw
• Bandsaw
• Scroll saw
• Oscillating drum sander
• Belt and disc sander
• Sliding compound miter saw
• Downdraft table
• Various hand tools

Metal Working

• Metal foundry (housed within the
  ceramics studio)
• Drill press
• Metal shear
• Metal brake
• Metal roller
• Horizontal/vertical bandsaw
• MIG
• TIG
• Plasma cutter
• Oxy acetylene torch
• Grinder and polishing wheels
• Hand tools
• Gantry

Miscellaneous

• Spray booth
• Sandblasting cabinet
• Wax working area
• Pallet jack
  Sewing machines
• Storage cubicles for student work
• Concrete mixer
• Compressed air throughout shop

Ceramics Studio 3,200 square feet

• 22 wheels
• Three Skutt electric wheels
• 12 Brent CXC electric wheels
• Seven kick-style wheels
• Slab press
• Pugger
• Glazing spray booth
• Clay and glaze mixing rooms
• Small Skutt electric kiln – 240 volt, 48 amp, 1 phase, 11520 watts, 6.4 cubic feet
• Medium Skutt electric kilns – 240 volt, 72 amp, 1 phase, 17300 watts, 11.6 cubic feet
• Geil natural gas kiln Model DLB-24, 24 cubic feet
• Outdoor Raku kiln

Mold Making

• Designated plaster room
• Mixers

Advanced Painting Studio 2,058 square feet

• Skylights and track lighting
• Eight studio spaces for seniors
• Large group critique spaces
• Platform for live models and still lifes

Basic Painting Studio 1,308 square feet

• South-facing studio natural and track lighting
• Hardwood floors with tall ceilings
• James Howard stainless steel easels in two sizes:
  93" (accommodates paintings 4–81" tall)
  74" (accommodates paintings 4-61" tall)

Drawing Studio 810 square feet

• 25 drawing horses
• 20 easels
• Skylights and track lighting
  Skeleton
• Still life room with miscellaneous still life objects and spray booth

Photography Studio 2,609 square feet

Lighting Studio

2,000 square feet (40' x 50')

• Six studio strobe lamps
• Two soft-box fixtures
• Eight continuous lamps
• Eight flash triggers and flashes
• Reflector umbrellas
• Black and white seamless paper backdrops
• Five studio spaces for seniors

Photography Darkroom

• Ten Saunders enlargers
• Six 4" x 5" Omega enlargers
• Film loading light-sealed closet
• Color film processing

Photography Classroom

• 36" x 36" light table
• Color photo processor
• Film developing sink
• Film drying cabinet

Large format cameras

• Three monorail 4" x 5" lomography panoramic cameras
•  4" x 5" pinhole camera

Printmaking Studio 1,230 square feet

Two presses

• American French Tool Press
  36" x 60" press bed
• Charles Brand Press
  26" x 48" press bed

Etching Room

• Well ventilated
• Ground applying counter
• Vertical and flat acid trays
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Screenprinting Darkroom

• Large format vacuum exposure unit
• 72" washout booth equipped with powerwasher
• Thirty 20" x 24" silkscreens
• Two wall-mount scoop coating stations
• Two screen drying racks 

Studio Space

• 36 cubbies for student storage
• Flat files for work and paper storage
• Three 4' x 8' working tables
• Hydraulic aquatint box
• Tool cabinet with miscellaneous printmaking tools
• 36" paper cutter
• Four large inking stations
• 31" x 48" print drying rack with 40 shelves
• Two hot plates:
  36" x 24" for soft ground and aquatint
  12" x 18" for inking
• Two large washout sinks
• One large paper soaking sink
• Five screenprinting stations
• Fifteen portable screenprinting platens

Mac Lab 2,016 square feet

• 18 Macs with Adobe Creative Suite
• Large format photo-quality printer
• 4' x 8' cutting mat
• Rotary cutter
• Logan mat cutter
• 3' x 4' spray booth
• Black & white laser printer
• 24" Epson SureColor P7000
• Large guillotine cutter for cutting stacks or trimming books
• Two Sindoh 3DWOX 3D printers
• Formlabs Form 2 3D printer
• Six Epson Perfection V600 flatbed scanners