6-week Adult Classes
Registration for all 6-week classes closes one week prior to each session start date. Find more info about session dates here. A $10 late fee will be added for all registrations after this date. Contact the office for late registration.
Clay
General Class information
Each class meets for 2.5 hours each week for 6 weeks. Additional open studio time is available to students enrolled in a 6-week class. The instructor will provide the schedule. The class fee includes 25 lbs of clay, glaze, and 2 firings. Additional clay may be purchased separately by contacting the instructor.
Location: 800 Moss St
Cost: $150
Beginning Wheel-throwing
This course is focused on the basic skills and techniques of throwing forms on a pottery wheel and developing an awareness of form. The class covers fundamental techniques of throwing bowls, cylindrical shapes and plates. Demonstrations lead students through throwing these basic forms and basic glazing techniques. No prerequisites.
Mixed Level Wheel-throwing
This class is an opportunity for experienced clay students to get critical feedback on their work. A willingness to accept suggestions and embrace new techniques, philosophies and approaches is recommended. Class time is spent on demonstrations, group discussions and individual feedback. Students are expected to continue their class work outside of the normal class time during available open studio hours throughout the session. The goal of the class is the individual evolution and improvement of each student. Completion of at least two wheel classes or instructor's permission required.
Handbuilding & Altered Forms
This course will explore skills and techniques of handbuilding clay forms and techniques for altering both handbuilt and wheel thrown ceramics. It will cover the three main techniques of handbuilt construction: pinch, coil, and slab. Projects incorporate single techniques and combinations and will lead students through creating varied forms and glazing techniques. No prerequisites.
Fibers
Adult Weaving
Learn the art of weaving on a variety of table and floor looms; from the simple rigid heddle and inkle to more complex 4-harness looms. The course covers beginning through advanced levels of weaving. Requires instructor's permission.
General Class information
Each class meets for 2.5 hours each week for 6 weeks. Additional open studio time is available to students enrolled in a 6-week class. The instructor will provide the schedule. The class fee includes 25 lbs of clay, glaze, and 2 firings. Additional clay may be purchased separately by contacting the instructor.
Location: 800 Moss St
Cost: $150
Beginning Wheel-throwing
This course is focused on the basic skills and techniques of throwing forms on a pottery wheel and developing an awareness of form. The class covers fundamental techniques of throwing bowls, cylindrical shapes and plates. Demonstrations lead students through throwing these basic forms and basic glazing techniques. No prerequisites.
- Instructor: Caitlyn O'Neal
- Time: Mondays from 6 - 8:30 p.m.
- Instructor: Marisa Collado
- Time: Tuesdays from 7 - 9:30 p.m.
- Instructor: Elizabeth Parris
- Time: Saturdays from 4:30 - 7:00 p.m. Not available during July-August session
Mixed Level Wheel-throwing
This class is an opportunity for experienced clay students to get critical feedback on their work. A willingness to accept suggestions and embrace new techniques, philosophies and approaches is recommended. Class time is spent on demonstrations, group discussions and individual feedback. Students are expected to continue their class work outside of the normal class time during available open studio hours throughout the session. The goal of the class is the individual evolution and improvement of each student. Completion of at least two wheel classes or instructor's permission required.
- Instructor: Elizabeth Parris
- Time: Wednesdays from 6 - 8:30 p.m.
Handbuilding & Altered Forms
This course will explore skills and techniques of handbuilding clay forms and techniques for altering both handbuilt and wheel thrown ceramics. It will cover the three main techniques of handbuilt construction: pinch, coil, and slab. Projects incorporate single techniques and combinations and will lead students through creating varied forms and glazing techniques. No prerequisites.
- Instructor: Elizabeth Parris
- Time: Thursdays from 5:30 - 8:00 p.m. Not available during July-August session
- See the curriculum here!
Fibers
Adult Weaving
Learn the art of weaving on a variety of table and floor looms; from the simple rigid heddle and inkle to more complex 4-harness looms. The course covers beginning through advanced levels of weaving. Requires instructor's permission.
- Instructor: Jenny Sennott or Rune Mussett-Sharp
- Times available:
- Mondays from 4 - 6 p.m.
- Thursdays from 4 - 6 p.m.
- Location: 800 Moss Street
- Cost: $115