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at The Art League - Alexandria 105 North Union St, Alexandria, Virginia 22314
Have you always wanted to try pottery? In this one-day event, participants explore the creativity and diversity of clay in a fun, relaxed environment. Supplies are included.
Have you always wanted to try pottery? In this one-day...
Read moreat District Clay Center - Langdon 2414 Douglas St NE, Washington, District of Columbia 20018
A wheel throwing/handbuilding class for kids and adults. Our classes run for 10 weeks with a rolling start. You may start at any time. For children ten and up and adults of any age. We welcome parent-child couples in this class. (Please note that this particular class comes with five class or ten class session options).
A wheel throwing/handbuilding class for kids and adults. ...
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at Hinckley Pottery, Inc. - Georgetown 3132 Blues Alley NW, Washington, District of Columbia 20007
In this class, beginners get grounding in pottery fundamentals. You will learn how to center a mound of clay, and how to throw, trim and glaze their pots. Generally, after one 10-week session, they can make mugs, bowls, and other basic forms. Intermediate and advanced students work on refining skills and glazing techniques. They learn...
In this class, beginners get grounding in pottery...
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at Hinckley Pottery, Inc. - Georgetown 3132 Blues Alley NW, Washington, District of Columbia 20007
In this class, beginners get grounding in pottery fundamentals. You will learn how to center a mound of clay, and how to throw, trim and glaze their pots. Generally, after one 10-week session, they can make mugs, bowls, and other basic forms.
In this class, beginners get grounding in pottery...
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at The Art League - Alexandria 105 North Union St, Alexandria, Virginia 22314
The Art League Ceramics Studio is located at our Madison Annex in Old Town, Alexandria. The studios are large, bright, and well equipped, easily stimulating creativity. Open studio time allows students to practice and expand their skills outside of class. Students interested in a complete clay experience may participate in our assistant work-study...
The Art League Ceramics Studio is located at our Madison...
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at VisArts at Rockville - Rockville 155 Gibbs St, Washington, District of Columbia 20850
Bring it all together…Using a handbuilt or wheelthrown base, we will make lids, spouts, handles and feet to assemble this ultimate pottery goal. This three-day compressed schedule is perfect to work on this challenging and exciting project.
Bring it all together…Using a handbuilt or wheelthrown...
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at The Art League - Alexandria 105 North Union St, Alexandria, Virginia 22314
Students are encouraged to explore a full array of surface decoration and finishing techniques, including silk screening, lithography, mishima, latex resist, colored slip transfers, and carving. A variety of hand-building techniques are explored. Discussions of color theory, form, and function as well as methods to achieve our personal artistic visions...
Students are encouraged to explore a full array of...
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at District Clay Center - Langdon 2414 Douglas St NE, Washington, District of Columbia 20018
You get a wheel, clay, a nice instructor, some local beer* and wine, a cracker or two and 2.5 hours to try your hand at the wheel. If you like it, you can get your $45 class fee credited to a ten week session. If you don't, at least you got a beer and some mud on your hands. Never a bad thing. Note: Because you are working with wet clay, there...
You get a wheel, clay, a nice instructor, some local...
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Making Handmade Tableware is a wonderful way to combine all the pottery techniques of handbuilding. wheelthrowing and surface decoration with the love of cooking and food. Explore the handbuilding techniques of pinch, coil and slab to make tableware. Give a personal voice to your work with decorating techniques in the wetware, leatherhard and bisque...
Making Handmade Tableware is a wonderful way to combine...
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at District Clay Center - Langdon 2414 Douglas St NE, Washington, District of Columbia 20018
Blair Clemo will demonstrate teach a hands-on two workshop on a wide range of innovative techniques for making and use plaster press molds. Press molds easily allow you to create complex and dynamic ware as well as to add exciting features to wheel thrown and hand built pots. Aimed at keeping mold making simple and direct, Blair will teach...
Blair Clemo will demonstrate teach a hands-on two...
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at Alexandria Clay Cooperative - Alexandria 2389 S. Dove St, Alexandria, Virginia 22314
This 7-week class is open to students of all levels and will teach students how to create hand-built pottery using various techniques such as slab construction, coil pots, extruded clay, pinch pots, and more. Classes are informal and kept small (8 students max) to allow instructors to provide each student with individual attention as needed....
This 7-week class is open to students of all levels...
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at VisArts at Rockville - Rockville 155 Gibbs St 3rd Fl, Rockville, Maryland 20850
Students of all skill levels are encouraged to take this class. Whether you’ve never used a wheel or you have years of experience you’ll learn how to build and expand your skills and create beautiful functional ceramic forms. For students already comfortable with the basics we will focus on improving your skills and throwing larger and more consistent...
Students of all skill levels are encouraged to take...
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at VisArts at Rockville - Rockville 155 Gibbs St, Washington, District of Columbia 20850
Raku is a firing process developed in 16th century Japan; ceramics fired in this manner are referred to as Raku or Raku pottery. It is an exciting way to create unique decorative pottery. Raku pieces are glazed, dried and then put directly into a very hot kiln where they remain about 20 minutes until the glazes have melted at a temperature of 1820...
Raku is a firing process developed in 16th century...
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at Glen Echo Pottery - Glen Echo 7300 MacArthur Blvd, Glen Echo, Maryland 20812
Intermediate and advanced techniques. This class allows students to throw at their own skill level and evolve at their own rate. Emphasis is on shape, function, and surface decoration. All students must have previous experience. The course includes demonstrations and critiques.
Intermediate and advanced techniques. This class allows...
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at The Art League - Alexandria 105 North Union St, Alexandria, Virginia 22314
The Art League Ceramics Studio at our Madison Annex in Old Town, Alexandria boasts large, bright, and well-equipped studios. Open studio time allows students to practice and expand their skills outside of class. Previously enrolled students interested in a complete clay experience may participate in our assistant work-study program and have the opportunity...
The Art League Ceramics Studio at our Madison Annex...
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