Clay Club

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  • 16th January 2025 16:00

Clay Club | Thu 16 Jan-27 Mar | 4-5.30pm | £89 (10 wks) | 7-16 yrs | Tutor Chris Barnes |  Studio 2

During Clay Club a series of expert makers and tutors will deliver five sessions exploring different clay techniques. Participants will gain confidence in working with clay, and learn how to model, glaze, throw and create different structures and forms with clay, during these fun and informal workshops for young people.

What will the class cover and how will it be taught?

Participants will learn basic modelling skills and throwing techniques through exploration and play, building their knowledge up to create a final piece to take home with them after firing in the kiln.

Who is it suitable for?

All abilities welcome

What do I need to bring? 

All equipment and materials are provided, but please be aware clay can be messy!

Important information

Added important info – There are no sessions during the week beginning 17 February (half term)

Are there any additional costs?

All materials and equipment are included in the price.

About the tutor

Chris Barnes has a degree in Sculpture and has worked as a professional potter since 1992. He has taught Pottery to adults since 1994 and has experience in teaching Art in schools from the Infant to the Secondary School level.

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