Ceramic Sculpture - September

Mondays and Wednesdays
September 17, 19, 24, 26   12 noon – 2 pm

Medium: ceramics
Level: I & II
Instructor: Colette Clark
Tuition: $125 member/$160 non-member; per month

This is a great class for all interested in learning how to construct sculptures in clay. Students will sculpt with the expectation of producing a fired and glazed finished work. Instruction will include hands-on demonstrations in hand building, coil, slab and extrusion construction, as well as lessons in firing processes, and glazing techniques. Focus on themes in ceramics such as human forms, objects from nature and imaginary works support student exploration into sculptural space. Fee includes one bag of clay, firing and glazing. Additional clay is available for purchase.

Colette graduated with a fine art degree from Lasell College and has since studied ceramics and sculpture at the University of Georgia and continued her studies around the world, advancing her craft through workshops and private lessons. Her current work is focused on figurative sculpture porcelain. You can find Colette's works of art in public and private collections from Maine to California.

Supply List: Clay and equipment are provided Experienced students may bring their personal sculpting tools.