Wheel Thrown and Soda Fired Wares
Instructor: Matt Clark
9 week course, Mondays: March 13 – May 22
Learn, perfect, hone, or develop wheel throwing skills to create pots of all shapes and sizes. Experiment with special flashing slips for dramatic effects in the soda kiln. Open to all students.

Beads on the Mind
Instructor: Amanda Wolf
8 week course, Tuesdays, March 14 – May 23
Art you can wear! Make beads out of porcelain to embellish jewelry, clothing, wind chimes, or something else. Learn about and participate in raku firings, special glazing techniques and unique clay processes. Open to all students.

Garden Ceramics
Instructor: Amanda Wolf
9 week course, Wednesdays: March 15 – May 24
Sprout and grow in this cool class where you’ll make pieces especially for the garden. Use hand-building skills to create jardinières, strawberry jars, wall pockets and planters! Travel to Phipps Conservatory to see how they use ceramics in the garden. Open to all students.

The Marvelous MCG Restoration Project
Instructor: Matt Clark
5 week course, Thursdays: April 27 – May 25
Warning: Hard Work Ahead! Are you ready to give back? Help us reset and restore a mosaic mural in our back yard. Opportunities exist to create new mosaic pieces to add onto the existing mural. Open to all students ready to work hard!

Visiting Artist Workshop: Suze Lindsay
Wednesday March 15- Saturday, March 18
Lecture and reception with the artist: 6- 8 pm, Friday, March 17
Create pots with presence and personality. In this 4-day workshop you will have a chance to take your throwing and hand building skills to the next level by exploring the formal language of pottery: feet, lids, handles and decoration. Suze Lindsay is a full-time studio artist who creates functional pottery in the mountains near the Penland School of Crafts in North Carolina. Her work has a sense of playful animation that may remind you of dancing figures from a Disney cartoon, Japanese brushwork or the freshness of just-cut flowers.