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This course offers a hands-on, dynamic exploration of clay as a material. Techniques covered include: Slab building Handbuilding Pinching Coil building to create sculptural and functional pieces of art. Students will also be introduced to surface decoration, glaze application, and firing processes. No prior experience necessary. Vaccination...

In this 3 hour class you will learn clay basics and fundamental hand-building techniques and apply them to create your own personal project such as a mug or bowl. Class sizes vary from 5-8 people. You can choose to have your work fired and glazed for you for an additional $15. Your work will be finished and ready for pickup in 3-4 weeks. You can also...

If you're interested in learning pottery, but aren't sure where to start, join this ceramics class in NYC! In this pottery class, you will learn hand-building to make beautifully patterned ceramics.  Hand-building is a great technique for beginners to advanced potters. With hand-building, all you need is your hands and clay, so you can give...

During this workshop you will learn basic hand-building techniques for making mugs, plates, planters, etc. We use colored clay to create the patterns and unique pieces. All materials and firing are included. Your pieces will be ready to pick up in 3-4 weeks. The class will run 2 1/2 hours. Also, make sure you try Park House's signature cocktails....

This introduction to handbuilding is an opportunity for students to work with clay as an art medium. Each student will become familiar with basic methods of construction, decoration, vocabulary, and tool descriptions and their functions. Demonstrations on rolling out slabs, wedging, pinching, and coil techniques will be performed in class. Vaccination...

In this 16-session pottery class, students will learn and / or hone their wheel throwing abilities from the basics of wedging clay, center, pulling, and trimming to more advanced techniques of throwing off the hump, making multiples, and attaching and fitting pieces together. The class will focus on making functional pottery — pottery that is meant...

A technique of applying powdered glass to metal and then torch or kiln firing it to it's melting point the enamel cools in brilliant colors to make an amazing decoration on your metalwork. The technique dates back to the time of the ancient Egyptians who used it on pottery and jewelry. Enamel on Copper (3 Hour Private): Learn how to apply enamel...

A technique of applying powdered glass to metal and then torch or kiln firing it to it's melting point the enamel cools in brilliant colors to make an amazing decoration on your metalwork. The technique dates back to the time of the ancient Egyptians who used it on pottery and jewelry. Cloisonne Enamel (6 Hour Private): Learn how to create a design...