Offering this 10 week class in our ceramics studios! Beginning students will be taught the basics of hand-building and wheel-work while intermediate students will refine their skills. Individual projects will include functional pottery and decorative work. Discover the ceramic process from start to finish, learn glazing techniques, watch demonstrations, and receive one-on-one attention with instructor help and feedback. Taken the class before? Sarah works with each individual student to see them grow, sign up for multiple classes!
Advanced ceramics students are now eligible for independent study at CMA! This option is available for a limited number of students that have taken at least three ceramics classes at CMA. Your registration fee provides access to the studio during all open studio hours, a locker for storage, access to studio tools and equipment, and a professional teaching artist mentor available to get you set up and answer any questions you may have through email. Studio hours run for 10 weeks from 1/14/23 - 3/17/23 which coincides with our ceramics class schedule.
Join us on September’s First Friday, in our Library, for a captivating artist talk and poetry reading by Amy Pleasant, the exhibiting artist and writer behind “Family Album: Our Stories.” Discover the intriguing origins of her exhibit and why it resonates with people. Immerse yourself in a journey through memory and generational transition as Amy shares a selection of thought-provoking poems that complement her mesmerizing paintings.
*Free and open to all ages. *Limited seating available, pre-registration is required to attend.
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Join us for this FREE hands-on workshop led by “Family Album: Our Stories,” exhibiting artist, Amy Pleasant! Engage in an exciting creative process as you explore collage making with an array of materials, including copies of your own photographs, special papers, watercolors, acrylics, inks, and liquid frisket techniques that mimic printmaking patterns. All supplies will be provided, but feel free to bring your own special papers or embellishments to make this experience truly unique!
