Looking for a great class in ceramics? We’ve compiled a list of classes in the greater kansas city area and listed them all here! That’s right! A list of the best classes to choose from all in one location. Please note, Bracker’s Good Earth Clays is listing this information as a convenience only, we do not handle enrollment nor are we able to answer questions about the classes. Please contact the studio directly. (Hint: If you click on the studio name in blue, it will open in google maps, giving you the studio’s address, phone number and website!)
- Classes on February 18, 2012
- Mike Stumbras1:00 pm - 4:00 pm at 323 ClayBeginners wheel throwing
Mike began working in clay six years ago. He spent the majority of the last few years between Minnesota and Chicago, teaching classes at Terra Incognito and finishing up a BFA from St. Olaf College. He moved to Independence to become a resident artist and teacher at 323Clay. Mike works with carving and hydroaprasion relief techniques and he uses various methods of glazing to highlight the surface of the clay.
Cost is $25 per 3 hour class, to be paid in advance on a monthly basis. THere will be a class fee of $30 per month, which covers firing/glazing and a bag of clay.
For more information, visit http://www.323clay.com
- Classes on February 22, 2012
- Understanding, Altering, and Formulating Glazes10:00 am - 12:00 pm at 323 ClayInstructors: Steven Hill & Mike Stumblers
8 week session
$250 (includes insight glaze calculation program subscription for one year) - Steven Hill1:00 pm - 4:00 pm at 323 ClaySteven's classes will offer up a weekly does of what he does best, spontaneous, creative interaction with students.
The subject matter of the classes will range from technical aspects of pottery, aesthetic considerations, philosophical implications of this ancient, yet eternally new craft. Class members will be encouraged to submit their own ideas for discussion and demonstration.
In Steven's own words, the sessions will be "an ongoing exploration of topics pertinent to one's personal development as a potter/ceramic artist..." These classes will be best suited to intermediate-skill-level potters...
Cost is $25 per 3 hour class, to be paid in advance on a monthly basis. THere will be a class fee of $30 per month, which covers firing/glazing and a bag of clay.
For more information, visit http://www.323clay.com - Tara Dawley6:00 pm - 9:00 pm at 323 ClayBeginner/Intermediate wheel throwing
Tara began her career as studio potter in Kansas City, Missouri in 1999. Having acquired extensive teaching experience, she has recently begun sharing her expertise through workshop presentations in studios across the country. While emphasizing the alteration of form and the use of texture as surface design, her pieces continue to exist within the constraints of function. Tara's work can be seen in local and regional galleries and beyond.
Cost is $25 per 3 hour class, to be paid in advance on a monthly basis. THere will be a class fee of $30 per month, which covers firing/glazing and a bag of clay.
For more information, visit http://www.323clay.com
- Classes on February 23, 2012
- Cindy Buehler10:00 am - 1:00 pm at 323 ClayBeginners wheel throwing, hand building, surface design
Cindy began working with clay 12 years ago.
She has taken classes and workshops at
• Red Star Studios
• KC Clay Guild
• William Jewell College
• Bracker's Good Earth Clays.
Cindy Uses bright glaze colors to enhance her bold black and white sgrafitto designs. Her work is created from porcelain clay on the pottery wheel or whit her original slab molds.
Cost is $25 per 3 hour class, to be paid in advance on a monthly basis. THere will be a class fee of $30 per month, which covers firing/glazing and a bag of clay.
For more information, visit http://www.323clay.com
- Classes on February 25, 2012
- Workshop for Teens & Adults1:00 pm - 3:00 pm at Mulvane Art MuseumCreate ceramics works using hand-built and wheel thrown techniques.
Cost is $40 for members, $50 for non-members includes up to 25# of low-fire clay, standard low-fire glazes and kiln firing. Class meets Feb 25 & March 3rd for wet clay work, then March 17th for glazing. For more information and to enroll, visit http://www.washburn.edu/main/mulvane/education/classes.html - Mike Stumbras1:00 pm - 4:00 pm at 323 ClayBeginners wheel throwing
Mike began working in clay six years ago. He spent the majority of the last few years between Minnesota and Chicago, teaching classes at Terra Incognito and finishing up a BFA from St. Olaf College. He moved to Independence to become a resident artist and teacher at 323Clay. Mike works with carving and hydroaprasion relief techniques and he uses various methods of glazing to highlight the surface of the clay.
Cost is $25 per 3 hour class, to be paid in advance on a monthly basis. THere will be a class fee of $30 per month, which covers firing/glazing and a bag of clay.
For more information, visit http://www.323clay.com
- Classes on February 29, 2012
- Understanding, Altering, and Formulating Glazes10:00 am - 12:00 pm at 323 ClayInstructors: Steven Hill & Mike Stumblers
8 week session
$250 (includes insight glaze calculation program subscription for one year) - Steven Hill1:00 pm - 4:00 pm at 323 ClaySteven's classes will offer up a weekly does of what he does best, spontaneous, creative interaction with students.
The subject matter of the classes will range from technical aspects of pottery, aesthetic considerations, philosophical implications of this ancient, yet eternally new craft. Class members will be encouraged to submit their own ideas for discussion and demonstration.
In Steven's own words, the sessions will be "an ongoing exploration of topics pertinent to one's personal development as a potter/ceramic artist..." These classes will be best suited to intermediate-skill-level potters...
Cost is $25 per 3 hour class, to be paid in advance on a monthly basis. THere will be a class fee of $30 per month, which covers firing/glazing and a bag of clay.
For more information, visit http://www.323clay.com - Tara Dawley6:00 pm - 9:00 pm at 323 ClayBeginner/Intermediate wheel throwing
Tara began her career as studio potter in Kansas City, Missouri in 1999. Having acquired extensive teaching experience, she has recently begun sharing her expertise through workshop presentations in studios across the country. While emphasizing the alteration of form and the use of texture as surface design, her pieces continue to exist within the constraints of function. Tara's work can be seen in local and regional galleries and beyond.
Cost is $25 per 3 hour class, to be paid in advance on a monthly basis. THere will be a class fee of $30 per month, which covers firing/glazing and a bag of clay.
For more information, visit http://www.323clay.com
- Classes on March 1, 2012
- Cindy Buehler10:00 am - 1:00 pm at 323 ClayBeginners wheel throwing, hand building, surface design
Cindy began working with clay 12 years ago.
She has taken classes and workshops at
• Red Star Studios
• KC Clay Guild
• William Jewell College
• Bracker's Good Earth Clays.
Cindy Uses bright glaze colors to enhance her bold black and white sgrafitto designs. Her work is created from porcelain clay on the pottery wheel or whit her original slab molds.
Cost is $25 per 3 hour class, to be paid in advance on a monthly basis. THere will be a class fee of $30 per month, which covers firing/glazing and a bag of clay.
For more information, visit http://www.323clay.com
- Classes on March 3, 2012
- Workshop for Teens & Adults1:00 pm - 3:00 pm at Mulvane Art MuseumCreate ceramics works using hand-built and wheel thrown techniques.
Cost is $40 for members, $50 for non-members includes up to 25# of low-fire clay, standard low-fire glazes and kiln firing. Class meets Feb 25 & March 3rd for wet clay work, then March 17th for glazing. For more information and to enroll, visit http://www.washburn.edu/main/mulvane/education/classes.html - Mike Stumbras1:00 pm - 4:00 pm at 323 ClayBeginners wheel throwing
Mike began working in clay six years ago. He spent the majority of the last few years between Minnesota and Chicago, teaching classes at Terra Incognito and finishing up a BFA from St. Olaf College. He moved to Independence to become a resident artist and teacher at 323Clay. Mike works with carving and hydroaprasion relief techniques and he uses various methods of glazing to highlight the surface of the clay.
Cost is $25 per 3 hour class, to be paid in advance on a monthly basis. THere will be a class fee of $30 per month, which covers firing/glazing and a bag of clay.
For more information, visit http://www.323clay.com
- Classes on March 7, 2012
- Understanding, Altering, and Formulating Glazes10:00 am - 12:00 pm at 323 ClayInstructors: Steven Hill & Mike Stumblers
8 week session
$250 (includes insight glaze calculation program subscription for one year) - Steven Hill1:00 pm - 4:00 pm at 323 ClaySteven's classes will offer up a weekly does of what he does best, spontaneous, creative interaction with students.
The subject matter of the classes will range from technical aspects of pottery, aesthetic considerations, philosophical implications of this ancient, yet eternally new craft. Class members will be encouraged to submit their own ideas for discussion and demonstration.
In Steven's own words, the sessions will be "an ongoing exploration of topics pertinent to one's personal development as a potter/ceramic artist..." These classes will be best suited to intermediate-skill-level potters...
Cost is $25 per 3 hour class, to be paid in advance on a monthly basis. THere will be a class fee of $30 per month, which covers firing/glazing and a bag of clay.
For more information, visit http://www.323clay.com
