This studio class is an ideal place for the intermediate student to work with the guidance of a skilled teacher in a collaborative setting. Each class opens with a demo on a subject of interest, and then allows time for individual work.

For students already familiar with our clay bodies, glazes and firing processes. Set personal goals, pursue your own designs, and explore new ways of throwing, hand building and glazing.

Learn to draw what you see—in the museum and in the studio—with accuracy of scale, form, proportion, and perspective.

This class introduces the foundations of all drawing - looking at people, objects and spaces, then recreating that vision on paper. Students will work from a nude model and experience drawing in both museum and studio.

For students who have already taken Basic or Beginning watercolor, this class provides further exploration of composition, value and color. Instruction includes class projects as well as personal paintings.

Learn basic art principles as you play and gain confidence in your creativity. This class is designed as a sampler of media. All materials provided.

Introduces new students to the basics of the potter’s wheel. Continuing students will build skills by learning how to make bowls and plates. Your teacher will demonstrate and give hands-on help when needed. Students benefit from repeating this course.

Gain a solid understanding of a broad range of sculptural form and technique using clay. This class includes practical instruction and mentoring in figure and portrait studies as well as in independent projects.