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Join us for the Term 4 In the Studio
Clay to ceramic 101
A must for beginner art teachers, teachers considering introducing clay into their art department and anyone wanting a refresher or some new tips.
Larissa Warren is an established ceramicist and art teacher living on Tamborine Mountain. She works from her home studio; a reclaimed underground bunker.
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In this workshop, Larissa will discuss
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- selecting different types of clays and what applications to use them in
- firing temperature, texture, colour and strength
- a few basic hand building techniques, pinch pots, coiling, rolling slabs
- quick tricks to cut clay , ready for a class in 5 mins
- storage of clay projects
- how to avoid slumping, breakages and how to repair
- drying- plenty to discuss here
- how to prevent warping, breakages and kiln blow ups
- firing- stacking, kiln shelves and props, how to maintain, safety, ventilation, setting the controller, including a set of firing schedules
- glazing- choices are endless, we will discuss as many as we can in the time frame: purchase vs recipe glazes; glaze or high firing
- problem solving through question time. Questions like- what kiln should I buy?
You can also follow Larissa on Instagram @ratbagstudios and Facebook Larissa Warren ratbag studios
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Materials list for workshop:
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- Coming soon. Feel free to register now and we will send you the materials list shortly.
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AND FOR GOLD COAST TEACHERS...
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Places are still available for the Nicola Moss Artist Run Workshop
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A Queensland Art Teachers Association event hosted by HOTA, Home of the Arts
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Join us in the HOTA Gallery Studio for an inspiring and practical hands-on workshop session with artist, Nicola Moss. Teachers will explore a range of mediums as they unpack dynamic approaches to mark making on paper surfaces and discover new possibilities for engaging teaching and learning.
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All materials are provided.
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This Tuesday October 10
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