Pottery & Clay Art at Black Hound Clay Studio South
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2–3 hours per session
Fitness Level
No special fitness required; basic hand coordination needed
Overview
Discover the art of clay at Black Hound Clay Studio South. Join upcoming classes to develop your pottery skills in a vibrant, community-focused setting.
Intermediate Handbuilding: Color in Clay: Thursday Evenings WAITLIST
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About This Adventure
Join the waitlist for Wheelthrowing 101 or Intermediate Handbuilding: Color in Clay at Black Hound Clay Studio South. Experience the joy of creating with clay under the guidance of skilled instructors. This unique opportunity allows you to explore your artistic side while connecting with fellow 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
Wear old clothes or aprons
Clay can be messy; dress accordingly to keep your clothes clean.
Arrive early to set up
Getting to class early helps you settle in and start working without rush.
Ask for glaze advice
Instructors are happy to help you choose and mix vibrant glazes for your pieces.
Clean up your workspace
Ensure your station is tidy before leaving to help keep the studio organized.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Common city birds like sparrows and crows
History
The studio has been part of Portland’s vibrant arts scene since 2010, nurturing countless local artists.
Conservation
Black Hound Clay Studio emphasizes eco-friendly practices, including waste reduction and non-toxic glazes.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Old clothes or apron
Protect your clothes from clay and glaze splashes.
Spray bottle or water
Useful for keeping your work moist and manageable during shaping.
Rubber gloves
Helpful if working with glazes or dry materials.
Apron
Keeps your clothes clean during work.