Continuing Clay Sunday
Continuing Clay
Sunday afternoon course overview with Richilde Flavell
These are our most self-directed courses. They are for people with some clay knowledge and skills who are seeking expert guidance from our experienced teachers.
Some classes also provide supported teaching for people with disabilities.
START DATE
Sunday 8 February 2020
DURATION
This class over a 9 week term
TIME
2.00pm–5.00pm
where
Workshops 1 & 2
CLASS SIZE
Max 14 students
PRICE
$345
Plus prepaid firing fee. Clay and tools can be purchased during class.
Adult
Dates and duration: Term 1
9 weeks from Sunday 8 February 2020 to Sunday 4 April 2020.
Select Sunday, for example and your class is Sunday each week for 9 weeks.
The classes include
These classes are perfect for people who are developing their own style and studio practice. If you have some skills and you know what you want to make, our talented teachers will be able to help you bring your ideas to life.
What you will learn
All our general class teachers are experienced potters in their own right and are equally at home teaching both wheelthrowing and handbuilding techniques.
About the artist
Richilde is a Canberra based emerging artist working with ceramics. Material curiosity orientates Richilde’s practice: she is interested in using clay in a variety of ways to articulate and explore her surroundings. This process has resulted in experimental, gallery based projects, where ceramics are used in spatial installation informed by experience of the natural environment. Richilde also makes functional work under the name Girl Nomad Ceramics. https://girlnomadceramics.com/
As a teacher Richilde is especially interested in what the student wants from their time at Canberra Potters. Many people choose a pottery class to unwind and to do something tactile with their hands, others have a specific goal or project in mind. Richilde will facilitate a light hearted and exploratory class whatever a student’s aims.
Richilde received a Bachelor of Visual Arts (Ceramics) from the Australian National University in 2015. For her graduating work Richilde received several Emerging Artist Support Scheme (EASS) Awards, including the Craft ACT Exhibition award, the Strathnairn Arts Inaugural Anita McIntyre Exhibition and Residency award and the Canberra Potters’ Society Residency award.
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Canberra Australia.
Phone
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