It came out so cute, though bigger than she expected.
And look at that gorgeous casserole!
Marsha is Geoff Bird's student.
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Mon 1-4 Open Studio - Pat Levi
6 - 8 Adult Clay Class - Mathilda Tanner
Tues 10-12 Adult Clay Class - Charles Freeland
12-4 Open Studio - Charles Freeland
6-8 Adult Clay Class - Annie Singletary
Wed 6-9 Open Studio - Charles Freeland
Thurs 1-4 Open Studio - Barbara Rogers
4-6 Class - Geoff Bird
6-8 Open Studio - Charles Freeland
Fri 10-1 Open Studio - Molly Keeney
Sat 10- 12 Beginners Class- Charles Freeland
12 - 3 Open Studio - Charles Freeland
Sun 4 - 6 Open Studio - Elise Reed
Encouraging growth in our clay community in and around Black Mountain
Class details
Discover your connection with clay!
We will take you step-by-step through all aspects of either hand-building/sculptural work or wheel throwing. Both avenues will also include the firing & glazing process. Your clay class registration allows you to come for all Open Studio sessions to practice or work on your current projects. Class sizes are limited. Register in the BMCA office (Main Building).
The 6-week sessions are $135 (for tuition & Open Studio)+ lab fee of $50 (for clay, glazes, firing).
Experienced potters:ask about the application process for our Independent Study program, a non-production option/$80 monthly; clay extra.
We will take you step-by-step through all aspects of either hand-building/sculptural work or wheel throwing. Both avenues will also include the firing & glazing process. Your clay class registration allows you to come for all Open Studio sessions to practice or work on your current projects. Class sizes are limited. Register in the BMCA office (Main Building).
The 6-week sessions are $135 (for tuition & Open Studio)+ lab fee of $50 (for clay, glazes, firing).
Experienced potters:ask about the application process for our Independent Study program, a non-production option/$80 monthly; clay extra.
Class and Open Studio Schedule
Mon 1-4 Open Studio - Pat Levi
6 - 8 Adult Clay Class - Mathilda Tanner
Tues 10-12 Adult Clay Class - Charles Freeland
12-4 Open Studio - Charles Freeland
6-8 Adult Clay Class - Annie Singletary
Wed 6-9 Open Studio - Charles Freeland
Thurs 1-4 Open Studio - Barbara Rogers
4-6 Class - Geoff Bird
6-8 Open Studio - Charles Freeland
Fri 10-1 Open Studio - Molly Keeney
Sat 10- 12 Beginners Class- Charles Freeland
12 - 3 Open Studio - Charles Freeland
Sun 4 - 6 Open Studio - Elise Reed
About us
We provide education in the craft of ceramics for the Black Mountain area. Our mission is to allow a place for community to grow through working with clay. We offer classes in throwing and handbuilding and workshops focusing on special techniques.
CONTACT INFORMATION:
The Black Mountain Center for the Arts (828)669-0930
Black Mountain Center for the Arts web site is here...
http://blackmountainarts.org/wp/
or on FaceBook go to...
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Black-Mountain-Center-for-the-Arts/190641734303859
CONTACT INFORMATION:
The Black Mountain Center for the Arts (828)669-0930
Black Mountain Center for the Arts web site is here...
http://blackmountainarts.org/wp/
or on FaceBook go to...
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Black-Mountain-Center-for-the-Arts/190641734303859
Gallery Exhibit
Our clay artist's have their work on display in the Black Mountain Center for the Arts' Gallery. This exhibit is continuing through January, M-F, 10-5. Some work by students is also for sale.
Clay studio Pictures
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- What's Marsha doing now?
- before and after firing
- Sea Horses too!
- birds~ tweet tweet
- Planters
- Lynda's vase
- glaze can flow...
- Luminary
- Owls waiting for bisque fire
- Pat's finished pitcher
- Owls anyone?
- Matilda's carvings
- Friday Sarah
- Different potters, different pots
- Visit by a friend
- Lovely oil container
- More potter fun!
- Pat's pitcher, next stage...
- Pat's pitcher
- Lynda's animals
- Busy clay workers
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The BMCA Clay Studio
Encouraging growth in our clay community in and around Black Mountain
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