Beginner Wheel Throwing for Adults: Ikebana Vases/Bowls
Instructor: Sarah Stanifer
5 Class Sessions
9:00am-12:00pm
January 6, 13, 20, 27, and February 10, 2024
Suggested Age Range: High School to Adult
$130
This class will explore the basics of throwing pottery on the wheel. No experience necessary! During the first few lessons, students will have a chance to get comfortable with the medium, tools, and terminology that go along with it. The last couple of sessions will encompass refining the wheel thrown work and learning to glaze the work. Students will create ikebana vases/bowls. Ikebana refers to the Japanese art of creating simple yet stunning flower arrangements with just a few flowers. Here students will learn to throw small bowls that will transform into "vases" suitable for the ikebana technique.
About Your Instructor:
Sarah Stanifer is a recent BFA graduate of CSU Pueblo. The arts have been a part of her life for as long as she can remember whether she was creating physical art or playing her flute in the summer musical at the Arts Center. She creates in a variety of mediums and loves to explore new techniques all the time. As an instructor, she loves seeing the boundless creativity of the students in her classes and is inspired by the energy that her students exude.
5 Session Class
9:00am-12:00pm
January 6, 13, 20, 27 and February 10
Suggested Age Range: High School to Adult
$130
Please note that by enrolling in this class, you understand that the Arts Center's staff and/or Photographer-in-Residence may stop by to photograph the class for educational, marketing, and promotion purposes. By enrolling in this class you understand that if you wish to not be included in photographs, you are asked to alert your instructor and/or the Arts Center of your wishes and your wishes will be respected. A full copy of the Arts Center's Photo Release Policy can be provided anytime upon request and will also be provided in the classroom. Please let us know if you have any concerns.