Introduction to Handbuilding (In-Person)
Ceramics Studio 300-G E. Main St., Carrboro, NC, United StatesLearn handbuilding with Angela Eastman
Learn handbuilding with Angela Eastman
If you want to have some fun experimenting with clay, this is the class for you!
Wheelthrowing with Jason Abide!
This is an intermediate level ceramics course for students who have already had a lesson on glazing.
Wheelthrowing with Molly Cronenwett!
Beginners are welcome in this class where we will examine the steps necessary for creating on the potter’s wheel.
This is not a handbuilding or wheelthrowing class -- students will learn to combine ceramics with drawing and pattern-making through a variety of surface design techniques. It's recommended that students have some experience working with clay, but beginners are welcome too.
Build on your previous wheel experience by planning forms before centering and throwing with more deliberate intention.
If you want to have some fun experimenting with clay, this is the class for you!
Learn the basic techniques for creating ceramic sculpture!
Intended for students who have taken a pottery class, or made pottery, in the last year.
Beginners are welcome in this class where we will examine the steps necessary for creating on the potter’s wheel.
In this class we will concentrate on the function of wheel-thrown forms and how that purpose should inform the details of their design. Prerequisite: at least one beginning wheel-throwing course.
If you want to have some fun experimenting with clay, this is the class for you!
Beginners are welcome in this class where we will examine the steps necessary for creating on the potter’s wheel.
Beginners are welcome in this class where we will examine the steps necessary for creating on the potter’s wheel.
If you want to have some fun experimenting with clay, this is the class for you!
Beginners are welcome in this class where we will examine the steps necessary for creating on the potter’s wheel.
As springtime comes to the Piedmont, this class will focus on making pots to hold plants -- vases and planters of all types!
We will cover using high-temp wire with clay, talk about designing for wearability, and combining glazed and fired pieces with wire, cord, and chain. Students can expect to make earrings, necklaces, and more!