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6 Week Wednesday Evening Handbuilding
Wednesday Evening Handbuilding with Eva Conrad! 6:30-9pm | 7/1-8/5
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Service Description
All studio clay, tools, glazing and firings included in the price* Beginner-friendly, all levels welcome. This 6 week course will cover and build a foundation of handbuilding techniques including coil, pinch, slab, surface design methods & glazing. Each week, class will begin with a 20-30 minute demo followed by your own creative exploration with guidance as needed. Special projects are welcome and keeping a sketchbook for loose conceptualization is encouraged. You'll leave this course with a solid understanding of the full process from initial building to final glazed work and a well-rounded skill set to continue on in your practice. 228 Suydam st Wednesday Evenings 6:30-9pm | 7/1-8/5 *Students can expect to complete approximately 3–4 finished pieces during the course. Please note that for any individual piece measuring 12 inches or more in any direction, additional firing fees will apply: $0.03 per cubic inch for bisque firing and $0.03 per cubic inch for glaze firing, per oversized piece. Classes are focused on learning and skill development—not production. We encourage students to explore techniques thoughtfully and enjoy the creative process. Cancelations must be before 6/25 to be eligible for a refund. $25 Cancelation fee. Teacher Bio: Eva Conrad spent most of her adult life living in Appalachia, where she began her ceramics career within a rich craft environment. She received a BFA at Appalachian State University. She currently lives and works in Queens, creating functional and sculptural vessels. Eva’s work strongly focuses on exploring various techniques of color and pattern expression, always chasing new designs and colors. Their strong background in painting shows through in the maximalist surfaces. Eva sees teaching as an enriching way to be a part of a long history of pushing ceramics in new directions.