Throwing (working on the pottery wheel) is not only a practical skill requiring full concentration but also a meditative process which activates the feel-good system in your brain. This is a skill anyone can learn through practice and good tuition.
Throwing (working on the pottery wheel) is not only a practical skill requiring full concentration but also a meditative process which activates the feel-good system in your brain. This is a skill anyone can learn through practice and good tuition.
Completion of the 12 week course will provide a good all-round grounding to enable you to confidently throw and turn cylinders, bowls and plates. On completing the Introduction course, you can continue to the Intermediate course the following term.
Chiswick Art School was originally set up by Peter Burgess who continues to teach his popular Oil Painting classes, and we are now joined by Nick Archer (Portraiture, Advanced Painting, Printmaking), Charles Knights (Watercolour and Drawing).
Sophie Griffin (Children’s Tutor, Photography and Digital Creativity) Richard Blanshard (Photography), Julia Hawkins (Still Life and Advanced Painting), Gemma Gates (Children’s Tutor), Rob Dunt (Contemporary Painting, Children’s Tutor) and Roz Wallis (Pottery, Raku).
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