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Lectures & Seminars
The Bascom is working towards creating a more integrated and user-friendly experience for our visitors. Please read the following information to familiarize yourself with the process.
How does it work?
Whenever you register for a class or workshop online, you'll be prompted to create a user account during the registration process. The information you provide there can then be used to log in here.
- Register for a Workshop
- Create your username and password during the registration process
- Check your email (Don't see it in your inbox? Check your junk/spam folder and mark it as not junk/spam)
- Click on the activation link in the email and... Voila! You're good to go!
Artist Talk with Kirsten Stingle
Please join us for an artist talk with ceramics artist Kirsten Stingle.
Artist talk with Joey Sheehan
Please join us for an artist talk with ceramics artist Joey Sheehan.
Artist Talk with William Baker
Join us for a free artist talk with ceramics artist William Baker.
Artist talk with Paula Smith
Please join us for an artist talk with ceramics artist Paula Smith.
Artist talk with Kelly Oden
Please join us for an artist talk with ceramics artist Kelly Oden.
Artist talk with Josh Copus
Please join us for an artist talk with ceramics artist Josh Copus.
Artist talk with TJ Erdahl and Beau Raymond
Please join us for an artist talk with ceramics artists TJ Erdahl and Beau Raymond.
Artist talk with Gay Smith
Please join us for an artist talk with ceramic artist Gay Smith.
Bascom Clay Symposium Keynote Address by Stephanie Moore
We invite you to join us for the Bascom Clay Symposium keynote address by Stephanie Moore, Executive Director of The Center for Craft (Asheville).
Bascom Clay Symposium
The Bascom’s celebrated Three Potters Symposium is marking its 14th year with a new identity: the Bascom Clay Symposium. In its 2024 edition, the symposium will feature animal and figurative ceramic sculpture, showcasing the talents of this year’s selected artists: Christine Kosiba, Andrea Keys Connell, and Taylor Robenalt. Join us for a day of demonstrations as each artist shares their unique stories, sources of inspiration, and techniques refined over the years. The Symposium kicks off on September 27th with a keynote address by Stephanie Moore, Executive Director of The Center for Craft (Asheville).
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Visit: 323 Franklin Road
Highlands, NC 28741 (Map It)
Call: 828-526-4949 (Main)
828-787-2892 (Ceramics Studio)
Funded in part by a grant from South Arts
in partnership with the National Endowment for the Arts.