This is an ideal summer course for students taking up Design, Arts, or other related disciplines. It offers a comprehensive introduction to crafting, blown glass mold making, and slip casting. It combines traditional techniques with state-of-the-art technology, using Digital Fabrication. While previous knowledge and training in 3D modeling aren’t necessary, some experience and a strong interest are an advantage.

The 3-week modality focuses on a practical approach to the course topic, working with computers, 3D printers, ceramic and glass molds, and bringing the elaborated molds to practice in a glass blower facility. 

The course will be complemented by a series of lectures on the "Mexican context": Mexican History, Mexican Culture and Society, and Interculturality and Inequalities. These provide students with a deep understanding of the national and cultural background of their chosen subject.

The optional extension for a 5-week modality dives deeper into the Mexican context, with additional topics and a 1-week study trip that encompasses adventures and unforgettable experiences in Cuetzalan (central Mexico).

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