Enjoy your Summer break, crafting your very own ceramic furniture and homewares pieces!! Some ceramic projects that we have decided to include are a coiled side table, a slab mirror, a coiled lamp, and a few other surprise goodies ;-)
Included in your three day making fest, will be a range of demos, research time, and lectures to help guide your ceramic practice and give you a range of skills to take away from the course.
Find all the details you need below, or send us an email at potdispensary@outlook.com.au if you have any questions.
WHEN, WHERE, AND WHAT TO WEAR:
When: Friday the 2nd of January until Sunday the 4th of January
Time: 10 am - 3 pm (one hour lunch from 12 - 1 pm), and 2-hour studio access from 3 - 5 pm
Where: Pot Dispensary, 425 Chapel Street
What to Wear: Comfy clothes you’re happy to get messy in
What to bring: A notepad and a pen
Teacher: Alexandra (studio owner)
Accessibility: This workshop will take place in our upstairs studio, which is accessible only by stairs
CLASS STRUCTURE:
10 am - 10:30 am: Arrive at the studio. Each day starts with a lecture/ technical demo or presentation of the works from the day before.
10:30 am- 12pm: Researching/ designing/ making
12 pm - 1 pm: Lunch (studio will be open for use if you wish to continue making), the course does not include lunch but food options are plenty on Chapel Street & in the Prahran market and we have a lovely balcony you can eat at.
1 pm- 3pm: Another demo/ lecture or a continuation of the morning project
3 pm - 5pm: The course finishes for the day, but you will have 2-hours of unassisted studio time to finish any pieces you are working on.
5 pm: The studio closes for the day - all works from the day must be finished or taken home with you to continue working on them.
WHAT HAPPENS WITH YOUR PIECES:
All pieces will be fired for you by the studio, within a 4-8 week window. All pieces will be glazed in one colour (chosen by you).
Looking forward to having you in the studio for a fun pottery workshop.
(The projects in the course are subject to change)
Enjoy your Summer break, crafting your very own ceramic furniture and homewares pieces!! Some ceramic projects that we have decided to include are a coiled side table, a slab mirror, a coiled lamp, and a few other surprise goodies ;-)
Included in your three day making fest, will be a range of demos, research time, and lectures to help guide your ceramic practice and give you a range of skills to take away from the course.
Find all the details you need below, or send us an email at potdispensary@outlook.com.au if you have any questions.
WHEN, WHERE, AND WHAT TO WEAR:
When: Friday the 2nd of January until Sunday the 4th of January
Time: 10 am - 3 pm (one hour lunch from 12 - 1 pm), and 2-hour studio access from 3 - 5 pm
Where: Pot Dispensary, 425 Chapel Street
What to Wear: Comfy clothes you’re happy to get messy in
What to bring: A notepad and a pen
Teacher: Alexandra (studio owner)
Accessibility: This workshop will take place in our upstairs studio, which is accessible only by stairs
CLASS STRUCTURE:
10 am - 10:30 am: Arrive at the studio. Each day starts with a lecture/ technical demo or presentation of the works from the day before.
10:30 am- 12pm: Researching/ designing/ making
12 pm - 1 pm: Lunch (studio will be open for use if you wish to continue making), the course does not include lunch but food options are plenty on Chapel Street & in the Prahran market and we have a lovely balcony you can eat at.
1 pm- 3pm: Another demo/ lecture or a continuation of the morning project
3 pm - 5pm: The course finishes for the day, but you will have 2-hours of unassisted studio time to finish any pieces you are working on.
5 pm: The studio closes for the day - all works from the day must be finished or taken home with you to continue working on them.
WHAT HAPPENS WITH YOUR PIECES:
All pieces will be fired for you by the studio, within a 4-8 week window. All pieces will be glazed in one colour (chosen by you).
Looking forward to having you in the studio for a fun pottery workshop.
(The projects in the course are subject to change)
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