Lafayette, IN 47905
POTTERY III: Advanced Studio Pottery
for Adults (21+) mornings
Tuesdays, September 12 - December 19
9 am - noon
Pottery III is an 15-week directed studio opportunity for adult students with excellent clay skills, craftsmanship, and technique. POTTERY III students work semi-independently, pursuing clay as an art form in the production of both functional and nonfunctional work.
Students may choose a morning or an evening class
Missed classes due to vacation or illness can be made up
during open studio times or by special arrangement with instructors.
PREREQUISITES: ONLY by permission or invitation of the instructors
Advanced Pottery Students will:
• with the instructors, set individual learning and production goals which reflect intentional growth as a clay artist.
• participate in and occasionally direct regular group discussion, analysis and critique.
• demonstrate a solid knowledge of and be able to discuss the elements and principles of design as related to both contemporary and historical claywork.
• participate in solo or group exhibits or displays of their work.
• direct, participate, and mentor Pottery I and II students during the fall alternative firings: RAKU, Barrel-firing, Obvara, Dung, sawdust, etc.
• continually research the techniques and work of historical and contemporary potters through current publications, books, and internet resources.
• individually or with another Pottery III student, present/demo specific techniques/skills to other students either in the Pottery III class or during Open Studios.
MORE FUN & LEARNING for ALL Museum Pottery Students: Click here
ADDITIONAL STUDIO TIME for pottery students:
Wednesdays 6 - 9 pm
Fridays 9 am - Noon
Saturdays 9 am - Noon
and other times by arrangement. Instructors and/or Teaching Assistants are always in the studio to help you!
ABOUT THE STUDIO:
The Museum Pottery Studio is a well-equipped, safe workspace which includes 12 wheels, 3 large electric kilns, 2 slab rollers, a pugmill for recycling clay, 2 extruders, and all tools for all classes. A studio library offers books, DVDs, magazines and publications. Extensive storage and shelving provides each student with a designated shelf for her/his on-going work and personal supplies.
ABOUT THE INSTRUCTORS:
Jeff & Jane Boswell have a long history with teaching, with clay, and with each other. They both have done graduate work in pottery and have enjoyed exhibiting and selling their work. The Boswells developed the Museum’s popular pottery program in 2010 and continue to oversee all classes which now include a talented team of Teaching Assistants..
For more information please contact: Jeff and Jane Boswell
JeffandJaneBoswell@comcast.net
765-742-4388 (H),
765.414.1406 (Jane Cell),
765.414.1407 (Jeff Cell)
minimum enrollment 6, maximum 10
Class Fee $395/15 sessions
Art Museum Members receive a 10% discoun
Fee includes 25 lbs clay, glazes, firings, and use of all tools, supplies and studio equipment. Additional clay is available at $12 per 25lb bag. Note: students have the option to recycle their own clay after being trained to use the studio pugmill.
Not a member of the Art Museum? Click here to join!
Art Museum Members write this code down: AMGLmember
use this code at checkout to get your 10% discount
Mornings
minium class size:5 Maximum:12
POTTERY III: Advanced Studio Pottery
for Adults (21+) mornings
Tuesdays, September 12 - December 19
9 am - noon
Pottery III is an 15-week directed studio opportunity for adult students with excellent clay skills, craftsmanship, and technique. POTTERY III students work semi-independently, pursuing clay as an art form in the production of both functional and nonfunctional work.
Students may choose a morning or an evening class
Missed classes due to vacation or illness can be made up
during open studio times or by special arrangement with instructors.
PREREQUISITES: ONLY by permission or invitation of the instructors
Advanced Pottery Students will:
• with the instructors, set individual learning and production goals which reflect intentional growth as a clay artist.
• participate in and occasionally direct regular group discussion, analysis and critique.
• demonstrate a solid knowledge of and be able to discuss the elements and principles of design as related to both contemporary and historical claywork.
• participate in solo or group exhibits or displays of their work.
• direct, participate, and mentor Pottery I and II students during the fall alternative firings: RAKU, Barrel-firing, Obvara, Dung, sawdust, etc.
• continually research the techniques and work of historical and contemporary potters through current publications, books, and internet resources.
• individually or with another Pottery III student, present/demo specific techniques/skills to other students either in the Pottery III class or during Open Studios.
MORE FUN & LEARNING for ALL Museum Pottery Students: Click here
ADDITIONAL STUDIO TIME for pottery students:
Wednesdays 6 - 9 pm
Fridays 9 am - Noon
Saturdays 9 am - Noon
and other times by arrangement. Instructors and/or Teaching Assistants are always in the studio to help you!
ABOUT THE STUDIO:
The Museum Pottery Studio is a well-equipped, safe workspace which includes 12 wheels, 3 large electric kilns, 2 slab rollers, a pugmill for recycling clay, 2 extruders, and all tools for all classes. A studio library offers books, DVDs, magazines and publications. Extensive storage and shelving provides each student with a designated shelf for her/his on-going work and personal supplies.
ABOUT THE INSTRUCTORS:
Jeff & Jane Boswell have a long history with teaching, with clay, and with each other. They both have done graduate work in pottery and have enjoyed exhibiting and selling their work. The Boswells developed the Museum’s popular pottery program in 2010 and continue to oversee all classes which now include a talented team of Teaching Assistants..
For more information please contact: Jeff and Jane Boswell
JeffandJaneBoswell@comcast.net
765-742-4388 (H),
765.414.1406 (Jane Cell),
765.414.1407 (Jeff Cell)
minimum enrollment 6, maximum 10
Class Fee $395/15 sessions
Art Museum Members receive a 10% discoun
Fee includes 25 lbs clay, glazes, firings, and use of all tools, supplies and studio equipment. Additional clay is available at $12 per 25lb bag. Note: students have the option to recycle their own clay after being trained to use the studio pugmill.
Not a member of the Art Museum? Click here to join!
Art Museum Members write this code down: AMGLmember
use this code at checkout to get your 10% discount
Mornings
minium class size:5 Maximum:12