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$1,340.00

Please call (800) 365-5724 to check availability.

Clay

Brasstown

Weekend + Week

Ages

Jul

Fri

Jul

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04:00

09:00

Schedule Type Title: Every Day of the Week

Schedule Description: Daily

Sessions: 9

Session Hours: 9.00

Program Area: Clay

Instructor: David Stuempfle

Studio/Location: Clay Studio

Student Materials: Please bring the following: - Set of basic clay-working tools (available at pottery supply companies or the Folk School Craft Shop). Please label personal tools with your name or initials. - wooden anvil - wooden paddle - 2-3 work towels - Work apron, if desired, or clothes you can get dirty - Dust mask for mixing glazes - Packing material to transport your pieces home -Container to carry home scrap clay - Water bottle Estimated number of bags of clay per student: 4-6 ESTIMATED ADDITIONAL MATERIALS FEE: $100-150 (Clay at $25 per bag, no glazing or firing)

School Fee & Materials: FOLK SCHOOL FEE: $100-$150

Instructor Materials: Specialized hand tools

Skill Level: Intermediate, Advanced

Total Materials Fees: $100-$150

Clay Studio
1 FOLK SCHOOL RD
BRASSTOWN, NC 28902-8008

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Weekend + Week. Learn to make large-scale work! Through group demonstrations and individual instruction, learn healthy hand and body postures for moving clay, how to make pots in sections, and the coil and paddle method. Inform and enliven the conversation with open discussion and focus on finding the best technique for your design ideas. Best for intermediate to advanced students who want to make large pieces. No firing will take place in this process-oriented class. $

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WEEKEND + WEEK

This class continues through July 11.

Learn to make large-scale work! Through group demonstrations and individual instruction, learn healthy hand and body postures for moving clay, how to make pots in sections, and the coil and paddle method. Inform and enliven the conversation with open discussion and focus on finding the best technique for your design ideas. Best for intermediate to advanced students who want to make large pieces. No firing will take place in this process-oriented class. $

Tuition: $1340

$100-$150

David Stuempfle has worked and exhibited across U.S., Europe and Asia. He has been a U.S./Japan Creative Artists Fellowship recipient, and an NEA/Central and Eastern Europe Visual Arts Fellowship recipient. He has taught at Penland School of Crafts, the Bascom Center for Visual Arts and numerous universities and colleges. His work is included in the collections of the Mint Museum of Craft and Design, the Shigaraki Ceramic Cultural Park Museum (Japan), the Museum of American Ceramic Art, the Mobile Museum of Art, the Fuller Craft Museum, the Asheville Museum of Art, and the Museum of International Folk Art, among others.

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