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workshops We have some exciting workshops scheduled for 2012. 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.
Photography with Anthony LombardoIn this workshop, members can bring up to 3 pieces to be professionaly photographed. Anthony will discuss lighting, backgrounds and resolution for different digital images.
Clay Monoprinting with Kathy ErtemanA one day workshop dedicated to techniques for transfering image, texture, and pattern to pots, tile and and sculpture. There are a myriad of surface possibilities that can be explored using printmaking techniques on clay to build rich layered surfaces at any firing temperature. During this workshop I will demonstrate various techniques I use in my work for printed surface treatments. We will work with slip, underglaze, and glaze to explore printing methods including transferring patterns to clay with heavy paper, clay stencils, silkscreen and decals and combinations of these. We will generate clay pieces to receive our printed ideas and participants may also bring in leather hard pieces to work on.
Discovering the Spirit of Raku Firing with Denis LiculThis hands on workshop will expand our understanding of aesthetics and the spirit of Raku firing. We will look for a proper balance of black and white, luster glazes and mat stains to complement the uniqueness of each form. In the spirit of Zen we will practice surrendering of our expectations to the fire, embracing the intervention of the elements in the process.
Raku with Bill ShillaliesHands 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 fees must be paid at least one month in advance to reserve space or workshop may be cancelled.
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The Clay Art Guild of the Hamptons, Inc. is a non-profit creative community devoted to teaching clay art, |
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