Experience our popular Beginner’s Wheel course which provides the perfect foundation to begin your journey with clay and the potter’s wheel.
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Experience our popular Beginner’s Wheel course which provides the perfect foundation to begin your journey with clay and the potter’s wheel.
Content:
Our Beginner’s wheel course provides a solid foundation for working on the potter?s wheel. Students will learn our unique Slow Clay method (TM) inspired by Japanese techniques that are ergonomically sound.
These methods were developed by Slow Clay founder, Jane Sawyer and based on methods she learnt as an apprentice in Japan. Using our techniques students come to know the ?power of slow? where movements are mindful and planned to be economical whilst having the most effect.
Starting your pottery journey with these tried and true techniques will give you the best and safest possible foundation and provide longevity for you.
Beginner’s start with a formal curriculum structure and gradually move into individual learning as their skills permit, all within a framework of open-ended enquiry, non-judgement and personal design curiosity.
Students learn the full ceramic process: making, finishing, decorating and *glazing and collect their fired pieces a few weeks after term finishes.
Please note:
This is a Beginners level course. If you have completed two or more beginner’s courses with us you are eligible to join one of our Intermediate-Advanced courses.
Slow Clay Centre turned 10 this year! We thank the thousands of people who have touched our centre and contributed to our development and success as one of Melbourne’s most respected education centres for ceramics.
Who are we? Our students range from beginners to aspiring ceramic artists, our teachers are committed, established ceramic artists and our founder is Jane Sawyer, a professional exhibiting ceramic artist and educator for over 40 years.
And member of the International Academy of Ceramics. Together we are specialists in ceramic art and pottery education and offer a developmental pathway from total beginners to advanced professionals.
What we do: Our carefully structured curriculum provides an educational framework for creative enquiry and exploration and encourages an individual approach whist catering for requisite knowledge and technical skill development.
3 days of making (hand building) and 1 day of glazing.
The class will focus on developing the basic techniques of wheel throwing: centering clay, throwing tall cylinders, cups, bowls, turning and basic glazing.
NDIS classes are held in Fiona's home studio. Classes are one on one and run for approximately 1.5 hours (negotiable). Morning / Afternoon tea supplied. Students work on a range of projects suited to their abilities and interests.
Clay is such a versatile material, you can create anything you want with it. If you want to get into pottery but desire something a little more creative and inspiring than plain pottery, then this is the class for you. Â
If you just want to have a try and are not ready for our short-term classes, then our taster classes are best for you! Within two hours you will learn the skills of basic wheel throwing and make two works on the wheels.
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