We appreciate your interest in our classes for adults. Our 6-week Artist Series meet once a week for 3 hours and cost $250 per 6-week session. Our One-Day Workshops typically cost $99. Current studio members receive 20% off all classes offered at Artascope. For info about inclement weather and how it might affect classes, please click HERE.
If cancelling up to a week before class starts, refunds are available (less a $25 processing fee). / If cancelling within a week before class starts, refunds are 25% of purchase price. / If cancelling within 48 hours of a class start, you will not receive a refund. We will do our best to find you a comparable class at our discretion.
For questions about using your gift certificate or class credit to register for a class, the best way to reach us is at registration@artascope.com.
Foundations of Ceramics 6-week Artist Series
May 13 @ 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Starts Monday, May 13th (Mondays from 6PM-9PM for six weeks.)
NOTE: There is no class on May 27th (Memorial Day). The last class will be on June 24th.
Students will learn the fundamental techniques used when working with clay. Students will be learning how to make pinch pots, slab built pots, and coil pots. This class will also include an introduction to the Potters Wheel. Students will create both functional and non-functional work, Electric kiln firing will be available and each person will be working at their own level with the guidance of the instructor.
Non-members: $250 for 6 weeks. Members: $200.
Fee does not include materials. Clay will be three dollars a pound which covers basic glazing and firing costs.
About the instructor: Barry Harrison attended Arizona State University where he earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree in Ceramics.
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Although there are tools available for use in the studio, if you prefer to have your own tools, these are the basic materials to bring to class:
–Basic Pottery Tool Kit
–Apron (or wear something that can get dirty)
–Small plastic bucket
–Rags
–Gloves
–Dust mask
You can order a Basic Pottery Tool kit from Dick Blick or a local craft store.
