WHEEL THROWN CERAMICS
Instructor: Mrs. Hope Limyansky-Smith
Participants will learn how to make pottery on the wheel, including glazing and decorating, and can expect to take home one or more glazed pieces. No prior knowledge of ceramics is needed. It is important for participants to wear flat, closed toe shoes as well as clothes that can get dirty.
Session 1 & 2:Will focus on technique and creating pottery pieces on the wheel
Session 3: Will focus on glazing and decorating the work that has been made in the previous sessions. This work will be ready for pick up the following week in the Marist Main Reception.
Ms. Limyansky-Smith is in her fourth year teaching at Marist School in the Fine Arts Department. Prior to Marist, Hope worked at the Johns Creek Arts Center as a ceramics teacher while she finished out her Bachelors of Fine Arts degree in ceramics at Kennesaw State University. She has been a featured demonstrating artist at the High Museum of Art and has shown work across the United States. Currently, you can see her work at MINT Gallery in Atlanta.
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