Wednesday Morning Ceramic Wheel Throwing #318
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1/8 - 2/26/2020
Wednesdays 9:30am – 12:00pm (8 week session) Course# 318 Level: Adult
Instructor: Carla Pillsbury
Location: ArtHaus
$285
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Course Description
Come and enjoy a wonderful class that will explore wheel thrown pottery. Students will concentrate on design, function and surface treatments that will enhance their work. Through demonstration and discussion you will become comfortable with the methods of shaping and creating functional works of art. The $35 material fee is included to cover the first 25lbs of clay, use of tools and glazes, as well as firing. You will also have an opportunity to come to designated open studio times to practice your technique. Open studio time is not an instructional time, but a time to work on methods taught earlier in the week and meet with other students to commune and discuss your work. Additional clay, glaze and firings are available. Pricing for those materials will be discussed the first day of class.
Come and enjoy a wonderful class that will explore wheel thrown pottery. Students will concentrate on design, function and surface treatments that will enhance their work. Through demonstration and discussion you will become comfortable with the methods of shaping and creating functional works of art. The $35 material fee is included to cover the first 25lbs of clay, use of tools and glazes, as well as firing. You will also have an opportunity to come to designated open studio times to practice your technique. Open studio time is not an instructional time, but a time to work on methods taught earlier in the week and meet with other students to commune and discuss your work. Additional clay, glaze and firings are available. Pricing for those materials will be discussed the first day of class.
Meet your Teacher
Carla Pillsbury
Carla was formally introduced to clay while studying at Va Tech's College of Architecture. In her professional life as an Architect, she turned to clay for supplemental inspiration. After the birth of her son, she built her ceramics studio, lifeware, as a way of challenging herself creatively while managing the care of her child. Her work is influenced by potting mentors Ellen Braaten and Elizabeth Krome as well as her pragmatic design background.
Carla Pillsbury
Carla was formally introduced to clay while studying at Va Tech's College of Architecture. In her professional life as an Architect, she turned to clay for supplemental inspiration. After the birth of her son, she built her ceramics studio, lifeware, as a way of challenging herself creatively while managing the care of her child. Her work is influenced by potting mentors Ellen Braaten and Elizabeth Krome as well as her pragmatic design background.