Wheel Roundtable: Next-Level Wheel Throwing SCHOLARSHIP
Wheel Roundtable: Next-Level Wheel Throwing SCHOLARSHIP
Instructor: Michael Hong • Mondays • 2:00PM - 5:00PM • Jannuary 13th - March 17th • Beginner • Adult (18 years+).
In this class, we will be focusing on trouble-shooting common problems you may be encountering while you are throwing. If you choose to do so, you will focus on an independent project and go through the process of researching, producing, and refining the object(s) of your choice. I am always more than happy to provide prompts to those who need that guidance. The class will be structured around demos + discussions on topics the class finds necessary as well as plenty of individual time to work + check in with me!
The syllabus will remain flexible to meet the needs of the class. The more questions you have for me to help you through, the better!
Note: This is an 8-week class. There will be no class on 1/20 and 2/17 due to the federal holidays.
This is a Next-Level Class. Prior clay experience is recommended.
Learn more about your instructor Michael Hong.
We believe clay is for everyone! Need tuition assistance? Please visit our tuition assistance page for more information.
What’s included:
- Access to use our studio during open studio hours every day for the duration of the quarter from 10AM to 9PM.
- 1 bag of clay (pick-up first day of class)
- Personal half shelf for storage of tools, clay, and in process work
What to bring:
- A good attitude and a mind open to learning.
- A basic pottery tool kit. (This should include a cut off wire, wooden knife, wooden rib, metal rib, needle tool, sponge, trimming loop tool and double-ended ribbon tool.)
- An apron or clothes that can get dirty.
- A notebook or sketchbook.
Pottery NW has communal tools available. Personal toolkits, bat pins & additional clay can be purchased at the online student store. All items purchased from the store need to be picked up onsite.
Please Note:
• If you are new to the Pottery NW studio, or if you have not attended an orientation as of Summer Quarter 2023, you must attend the first class to receive the mandatory studio orientation. New students who do not attend the first day will be dropped from the class without a refund of the class fee. On the first day of class, late arrivals beyond 15 minutes after the class start time will not be permitted to join. Returning students should still attend the first day of class as the instructor will not be able to reteach missed lessons and demos to absent students in the proceeding classes.
• We are in Pioneer Square, so please plan ahead so that you have enough time to park. You don’t want to miss anything!