CERAMICS: HAND-BUILDING, SYMBOLISM, & FORM¬

Ceramics: Hand-building, Symbolism & Form
ADULTS
One session
Instructor: Angelique Scott

CLASS FULL; please join waitlist.

Practice slab hand-building techniques to create a variety of forms, and use tools and underglaze to embellish ceramic surfaces with texture, text, symbols, and more!

In this introductory ceramic hand-building workshop, we’ll look to the art on view in our galleries for inspiration as we consider the use of symbolism and form in contemporary art. Following a brief gallery walk-through, the teaching artist will guide students to draw from personal experience to develop language of symbols to apply to their hand-built artworks.

All works created during this program will be kiln-fired and clear-glazed for later pickup.

There will be a 30-minute lunch break, so please bring along a bagged lunch.

Level: All levels welcome

Saturday, April 8
10:45 AM–2:45 PM
Members $65; Nonmembers $80

MEET YOUR INSTRUCTOR

Angelique Scott received a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Virginia Commonwealth University in Art Education and Craft & Material Studies with a concentration in ceramics and fibers. Scott has participated in several national and international residencies including the Ibura Arts & Research Residency at Blue Light Junction, Vermont Studio Center, Penland School of Craft in NC, The Hambidge Center, Arrowmont School of Craft in Tennessee and Skopelos Foundation for the Arts in Greece. She is the Youth and Family Programs & Events Assistant at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, a studio instructor at Hand/Thrown and the Visual Arts Center of Richmond and currently an Artist-in-Residence at Studio House in Baltimore, Maryland.

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Mask wearing inside the studios is encouraged, and masks may be required at the discretion of the instructor.