Ceramic Ongoing and Year-Round Classes and Events
Levels are based on the following criteria:
Beginner level (I): No art experience or one year or less.
Intermediate level (II): 2-5 years art experience.
Advanced Level (III): 5 years art experience through professional artist.
Please address any questions to Frank Vickery, Director of Ceramics,
at fvickery@thebascom.org or by calling 828-787-2892.
Ceramic Artists Workshops - 2020 Creativity Guide Available In January!
Beginning in the spring and lasting through the fall, The Dave Drake Studio Barn offers an extensive catalog of workshop opportunities by guest teachers. Browse our 2020 Creativity Guide to find the class that meets your educational needs.Clay Art By Appointment with The Bascom Ceramic Resident Artist
Pick a time slot, wear some old clothes and we will provide a knowledgeable instructor who will guide you through the process of either hand-building or the potter’s wheel. Pieces will be ready 3 weeks after date of appointment.
Resident Artist Series with Frank Vickery
The Resident Artist Series in Clay is a program designed for students of all levels. Topics change monthly involving both wheel throwing and hand building techniques. The Resident Artist Series is provided in part by funding from the Coastal Community Foundation.
Wine Down
Wine Down is a great way to have fun with the creative process and relax with friends after a long day at the office. Projects can be made using the Potter’s Wheel or hand built using the slab machine. Examples of projects include bowls, mugs, serving trays with a sauce dish, bird houses , etc.
Playing in Clay on Saturday
This class is designed for the weekend pottery enthusiasts. The group can decide between hand building or wheel throwing.
You Too Can Raku
You select the vase, paint on the glaze, then we fire it for you. Pieces are ready in an hour and a half to take home.
