Pottery Workshop at Black Hound Clay Studio South
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Discover the art of handbuilding pottery in a lively studio setting. Perfect for beginners and seasoned artists alike, this course offers a creative escape and lasting skills. Read on to learn more!
Introduction to Handbuilding - Creating a Tablescape: Monday Evenings WAITLIST
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About This Adventure
Join the waitlist for Wheelthrowing 101 or Introduction to Handbuilding at Black Hound Clay Studio South! Over eight weeks, unleash your creativity under the guidance of skilled instructors. Experience the joy of crafting unique pottery pieces while connecting with fellow art enthusiasts in a vibrant studio setting.
Monday Mornings January 13 - March 3, 10am-1pm (8 weeks)
This class takes place at Black Hound Clay Studio South: 1701 Federal Street in South Philadelphia.
Instructor: Sara Gallo
This is the waitlist for Wheelthrowing 101: Monday Mornings.
Sign up on the following page if you would like to join the waitlist. We will contact you should a spot come available in the class.
Please note that joining the waitlist does not guarantee you a spot in the class; nor does it obligate you to sign up if a spot becomes available.
Please email us at South@blackhoundclay.com if you have any questions!
Adventure Tips
Prepare with comfortable clothing
Wear clothing that you don’t mind getting clay on, as handbuilding can be messy.
Arrive early for setup
Getting to the studio a few minutes early will help you settle in and start your session smoothly.
Bring a notebook
Jot down techniques or ideas during the class for future reference.
Stay hydrated
Working with clay can be physically demanding; keep water nearby.
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- Pigeons
- Squirrels
History
Black Hound Clay Studio is part of Columbia’s vibrant arts community, fostering local talent since 2015.
Conservation
The studio emphasizes eco-friendly practices, including reuse of materials and non-toxic glazes to minimize environmental impact.
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Recommended Gear
Old T-shirt or apron
Protect your clothing from clay and glaze splatters.
Notebook and pen
Useful for noting techniques or ideas during the class.
Reusable water bottle
Stay hydrated as you work with clay and tools.
Comfortable shoes
Ensure stability and comfort during long studio sessions.