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workshops We have some exciting workshops scheduled for 2010. To register for any of these workshops, please download a workshop registration form. Workshops are open to members and non-members. If you need a place to stay, please contact us.
Paperclay with Luca TripaldiStudents will explore the many possibilities of paperclay in this 2 day hands on workshop Luca will teach the class how to make paperclay and paperclay sheets and then how to build complex pieces from them. The class will learn to build objects using cardboard structures and will create a piece using a paperclay slip and a trailer on plaster moulds.
Raku with Bill Shillalies3 WORKSHOP DATES for Hands on raku, sagger & horsehair firing workshops. Participants should bring lots of bisque ware. Pots for Raku should be no larger than 6" to 8". Pots for horsehair or sagger should be burnished round shapes. Use groggy stoneware or raku clay.
Workshop with Jeff ShapiroThis 2 day workshop will address the aesthetic and technical issues of making ceramic objects. Jeff Shapiro has been working in clay for over 30 years and 9 of those years were spent in Japan. He embraces the Japanese sensitivity to the imperfections of Nature as another perspective on beauty. Workshop demonstrations: Topics to be discussed during the workshop: *The Japanese aesthetic
Tool Making with Hayne BaylessThis 1 day hands on workshop includes: * Limited to 8 participants
Workshop fees must be paid at least one month in advance to reserve space or workshop may be cancelled.
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