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Weekly Classes — Fall 2008Beginning Wheel Throwing/Low Fire DecorationDoris ConnerMonday, 4pm to 6:30pmSession 1 or 2 • Levels 1-3Course code 331This introductory class teaches the basics of wheel throwing. Students with basic skills will have opportunities to focus on low fire decoration techniques. Work at your own pace and receive individual instruction. BRING A TOWEL OR ROLL OF PAPER TOWELS Materials Fee: $18 Introduction to Ceramics (PEL)Jessica WilsonMonday, 6:30pm to 9:30pmSession 1 only • Levels 1-5Course code 326Learn to create both functional and sculptural forms applying a variety of handbuilding techniques. Explore surface treatments and glaze applications. Classes include demonstrations and opportunities for critique. BRING A TOWEL OR ROLL OF PAPER TOWELS Materials Fee: $18 Intermediate ThrowingRuss Gustafson-HiltonTuesday, 4pm to 6:30pmSession 1 or 2 &8226; Levels 2-3Course code 347This class is designed for the student who has a basic knowledge of throwing on the potter's wheel and is competent in centering, opening and pulling up pot walls. Demonstrations and lectures focus on the creation of more complicated forms such as lidded vessels and vessels made from multiple parts. BRING A TOWEL OR ROLL OF PAPER TOWELS Materials Fee: $18 Tuesday Evening Beginning Wheel ThrowingDoris ConnerTuesday, 7pm to 9:30pmSession 1 or 2 • Levels 1-3Course code 342This introductory class teaches the basics of wheel throwing, hand-building, and various decorative techniques. Work at your own pace and receive individual instruction. BRING A TOWEL OR ROLL OF PAPER TOWELSMaterials Fee: $18 The FUNdamentals of ClayValerie Scott KnaustWednesday, 6pm to 8:30pmSession 1 or 2 • Levels 1-4Course code 338Handbuilding class designed for adults who want to have fun in clay after a long day at work. Students will learn a variety of techniques to excite and encourage their exploration in clay. This ongoing class offers a series of new projects to be completed at the end of each six week session. Materials Fee: $18 Throwing Taller on the WheelDon WilliamsWednesday, 7pm to 9:30pmSession 1 or 2 • Levels 1-5Course code 346Want to learn how to perfect your pottery and prepare your pieces for firing? Work one-on-one with artist Don Williams and learn the skills of working with a variety of clay. This course focuses on refining your throwing techniques to achieve taller forms with less effort. Students will also learn artistic decorating techniques through a variety of demonstrations in wax resist, sprigging, sculpting, roulette wheels and glaze over glaze application. BRING A TOWEL OR ROLL OF PAPER TOWELSMaterials Fee: $18 Inspiration and InterpretationValerie Scott KnaustThursday, 10am to 12:30pmSession 1 or 2 • Levels 1-5Course code 307This course is for beginners and professional artists. Students work in clay will reflect a diversity of influences including local exhibitions and topical subjects. Materials Fee: $18 Advanced / Intermediate ThrowingRuss Gustafson-HiltonThursday, 7pm to 9:30pmSession 1 or 2 • Levels 3-5Course code 351This class is designed for students who possess basic throwing skills (centering, pulling up walls and shaping) who wish to enhance and expand their throwing techniques and technical knowledge about clay, glazes and firing. Students will learn techniques such as dry-throwing and shaping, making inverted and altered forms as well as lids, spouts and handles. A variety of decorative techniques will also be demonstrated. Lectures will cover such topics as form theory, form vs. function, and historical influences on contemporary ceramics. BRING A TOWEL OR ROLL OF PAPER TOWELS Materials Fee: $18 Clay Designing: Sculpt and BuildPaula AllenThursday, 7pm to 9:30pmSession 1 or 2 • Levels 1-5Course code 363Students will learn a variety of techniques, glaze applications and surface treatments through hand building. Projects and demonstrations will be presented in each class showing the range and possibilities of the process to make both functional and non-functional work. Explore slab construction; coil building and figurative sculpture; decorative drawing on clay surfaces, extruder demonstrations, tile designing, tableware and more! Materials Fee: $18 SaturClayAngela LoperenaSaturday, 9:30am to noonSession 1 or 2 • Levels 1-3Course code 364Learn the basics of wheel throwing and handbuilding. Explore the technique of "slinging mud" to create functional forms. Intermediate students will learn enhanced surface decoration, altering forms, cone 10 glaze and gas firing techniques. Materials Fee: $18 |
Related InfoRegistration InformationSession DatesFall Session ISeptember 15 - October 26Fall Session IINovember 3 - December 14FormsRegistration Form (.pdf)Registration Form (.html)Guide to Skill LevelsLevel 1: Beginners
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