I'm in a bit of a mad administrative rush to coordinate various announcements and launches, but watch the side bar for more details on each workshop, instructors, etc. coming soon. For now, you can see the mini-brochure below and/or click the link to the email announcement. Sure does feel like Spring here, so we might as well start gettin' busy!
Showing posts with label new workshops. Show all posts
Showing posts with label new workshops. Show all posts
Monday, February 9, 2009
Sunday, January 25, 2009
Plaster Mold Workshop
The spring/summer workshops at Crazy Green Studios are in the shop being fine tuned, so check back soon for the big announcements....
...till then, we spread the news of other cool things to look forward to:
...till then, we spread the news of other cool things to look forward to:
hmmmm...promise or threat, you decide!
Plaster Mold Making Workshop
February 21, 2009
One day, hands on class on basic mold making.
Saturday 10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
$60.00 (includes plaster)
February 21, 2009
One day, hands on class on basic mold making.
Saturday 10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
$60.00 (includes plaster)
Bring about 5 pounds of clay, your tools and an object which we will make a mold from. Approximately 4” x 4” x 4” or the size of an apple. We will make a small two piece press mold.
John Britt Pottery Studio
154 Sparks Road
Bakersville, NC 28705
828-688-6615
jbritt@main.nc.us
Wednesday, October 22, 2008
New Workshop Series!
'Finding Your Own Voice' is a special series of workshops pairing some of the area's finest teaching professional potters with advanced-skill students and emerging artists for focused critique, discussion and development.
I'm very excited that our first workshop in this series will be lead by Mars Hill potter and extraordinary teacher Becca Floyd.
This intimate class of no more than five students will work as a group to help each other while each student will also be working on their own 'personal voice'. Students will bring work for an initial critique and group discussion, with an eye toward their own ideas on the forms they want to resolve. Becca will design the specific focus of the workshop based on a pre-registration questionnaire and what each student brings to the class. This workshop is designed for the advanced student, and prospective students will be screened to make sure they are up for the challenge. This is not a workshop about learning technique. It is assumed that each student has abilities in technique and is looking for a way to bring their work to another level through personal challenge and in a supportive group environment.
Based on interest by many students and emerging potters, we're trying to put a workshop together that will start in early November and run into December, taking a break over the Thanksgiving week holiday. If schedules don't work out for these dates, this workshop will be moved to a post-holiday start, but early registrations will be honored first.
So if you're interested or know a potter who would love this type of workshop, contact me right away!
I'm very excited that our first workshop in this series will be lead by Mars Hill potter and extraordinary teacher Becca Floyd.
This intimate class of no more than five students will work as a group to help each other while each student will also be working on their own 'personal voice'. Students will bring work for an initial critique and group discussion, with an eye toward their own ideas on the forms they want to resolve. Becca will design the specific focus of the workshop based on a pre-registration questionnaire and what each student brings to the class. This workshop is designed for the advanced student, and prospective students will be screened to make sure they are up for the challenge. This is not a workshop about learning technique. It is assumed that each student has abilities in technique and is looking for a way to bring their work to another level through personal challenge and in a supportive group environment.
Based on interest by many students and emerging potters, we're trying to put a workshop together that will start in early November and run into December, taking a break over the Thanksgiving week holiday. If schedules don't work out for these dates, this workshop will be moved to a post-holiday start, but early registrations will be honored first.
So if you're interested or know a potter who would love this type of workshop, contact me right away!
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