Hand-Building I This course is a great place to start your ceramic experience: it includes pinching, coiling, slab and press molding, with instruction in techniques of glaze application.
Monday, 7pm-9pm	Biliana Popova	Start Date: 8/23/10	Register
Wednesday, 2pm-4pm	Karen Mealiffe	Start Date: 8/25/10	Register
Beginners Surface Decoration Introduction to the decorative use of clays, glazes, slips and oxides: formulation, types of applications and firings. Slips: paper resist, trailing, sgraffito, inlay, make a clay slip with the class Glazes: brushing, dipping, sponging, wax resist overlays Oxides: inlay within a glaze, drawing under and over a glaze, oxide washes and combinations Spraying with glazes and slips. Using the air brush for oxide overlays on top of raw glazes
Tuesday, 10-12noon	Biliana Popova	Start Date: 8/24/10	Register
Wheel Throwing I This course provides an introduction to working with clay on the potter's wheel and lays the foundation for personal development of basic skills in throwing, trimming and glaze application.
Monday, 7-9pm	Ray Yocum	Start Date: 8/23/10	Register
Tuesday, 7-9 pm	Jim Heuston	Start Date: 8/24/10	Register
Wednesday, 10-12 noon	Ray Yocum	Start Date: 8/25/10	Register
Saturday, 10-12 noon	Jim Heuston	Start Date: 8/28/10	Register

Beginning Sculpture Class This class is designed to teach you to analyze your ideas and create sculptures with the most suitable method of hand-building, whether that is coil or slab or sculpting solid and hollowing it at the leather-hard stage. We will be working within the small and medium scale. The sculptures will be finished with either glazes or oxides. For this class you will benefit the most if you have intermediate or advanced skills in hand building. The goal is for each student to complete a project of his/hers own design, up to 20" in high.
Tuesday, 7-9pm	Biliana Popova	Start Date: 8/24/10	Register
Intermediate Surface Decoration Class – Part II Rolled Inlay and Agateware with colored clays Incised and pressed inlay “Cuerda Seca” black resist line outlining the image Underglazes, colored pencils and crayons on a bisque-fired plate Painting with underglazes and oxides over white (majolica) glaze Glaze within slip trailed drawing Glaze application: brushing, resisting, dipping, pouring and spraying
Friday, 10-12noon	Biliana Popova	Start Date: 8/27/10	Register
Wheel-Throwing II This course provides further instruction and support in the development of throwing, trimming and glaze application techniques. Previous wheel experience is a pre-requisite for this class.
Wednesday, 12-2pm	Ray Yocum	Start Date: 8/25/10	Register
Wednesday, 7-9 pm	Jim Heuston	Start Date: 8/25/10	Register
Friday, 10-12 noon	Jim Heuston	Start Date: 8/25/10	Register
Teapots with Jim Heuston Learn to make spouts, lids, handles and how to combine them with thrown forms for successful teapot making. This class is suitable for students who have completed a wheel throwing class at the intermediate level.
Saturday, 12-2pm	Jim Heuston	Start Date: 8/28/10	Register
Independent Study for Dependent Students An opportunity to set your own challenges! Explore your choice of ceramic concepts, wheel and hand-building techniques, surface decoration and glazing with expert guidance and support. Previous experience in wheel or hand-building is a pre-requisite for this class.
Wednesday, 4-6 pm	Karen Mealiffe	Start Date: 8/25/10	Register

Glaze Calculation (class duration: 12 weeks) Learn to make your own glazes. This course is designed for students and professional potters who have mastered the basic concepts of technical ceramics and have some familiarity with ceramic materials, basic bodies, various oxides and stains in glazing. This class meets every second Saturday over a 12-week period, to allow enough time for experimentation and firing of student work between class meetings. This class meets every second Saturday over a 12-week period, to allow enough time for experimentation and firing of student work between class meetings. Student access to the glaze lab is limited to business hours only. Fees: $240 + $45 (lab materials) = $285
Saturday, 1-3 pm	Roger Porter	Start Date: 8/28/10	Register

Please contact Suzette 626.794.5833 or email us for more information.