Pottery Classes
Located in Williams Mill Creative Art Studios, in Glen Williams, Ontario
Pottery Classes
Beginner
No prior experience with clay is required but those with experience are welcome too! We will go over a variety of techniques, including throwing pottery on the wheel, hand-building, trimming, decoration and glazing.You will learn to make your very own cups, bowls and vases. Expect at least 10 pieces by the end of this class.
7 Week Session - Learn the whole process!
Wednesday Evenings - Apr 10 - May 22, 6:30-8:30pm
1 Space left! Sign up HERE
4 Week Session – Clay Taste Test
Monday Evenings - June 3 - 24, 6:30-8:30pm
Want to give pottery a bit of a go, but can’t commit to 7 weeks? This class will introduce you to the fundamentals of working with clay. Youwill get to learn new skills each week, such as hand-building, the potterywheel, trimming and glazing. You will create between 2-6 pieces at the end ofthis course.
$240 (+HST) includes all materials and firings
Sign up! HERE
One day workshops
Want to try working with clay with a group of friends or family? This is a great opportunity to connect with friends while learning a new skill, getting your hands dirty and being creative. Make any type of vessel of your choosing (cup, bowl, vase, plate) by using simple hand building techniques. I will guide the group through the process of pinch pots and construction using drape molds. These bespoke workshops can be designed around the individuals within the group, depending on abilities and desired project. $95/person for a group of between 3 to 5 people.
Book in advance by contacting me at jenanne.longman@gmail.com
Notes:
*You will not be able to take your pieces home with you on the same day.They will need to be dried and fired. Please allow at least 2 weeks tocome back and pick up your work.
**These workshops are recommended for people at least 10 years old.
About the instructor...
Jenanne Longman obtained her fine art degree from Nova Scotia College of Art and Design University in Halifax. She has over 30 years of experience working with clay and has developed many different skills and techniques during this time. She's taught at a variety of institutions and studios, including Harbourfront Centre, the Gardiner Museum, Toronto School of Art and Fleming College. She designs her classes for beginners, however is happy to include advanced techniques to those with prior experience working with clay.
If you don't see a time that works for you, please sign up on my waitlist and request a time that you are looking for or to hear about upcoming classes, by clicking this link:
Studio
515 Main Street, Unit 6, Glen Williams, ON
Located in the courtyard of Williams Mill Creative Art Studios. It is equipped with 5 pottery wheels, slab roller and an electric kiln.
