Beginning Ceramics
Transform a lump of clay into a piece of art! Using basic wheel-throwing and hand-building methods, learn to create cups, bowls, boxes, and more. Individualized instruction and demonstrations of the technical underpinnings will give you a strong foundation in the ceramic arts. This course is intended for beginner students new to ceramics. Students may repeat for up to four quarters; students with four or more quarters of any level of ceramics will not be permitted to join.
- Fee: $378
- Item #: 30096
The wailist for this class is full. There will be no class on 5/17 and 5/24. Supplies are required for this class. Click here to download the supply list and other important information.
Spring Quarter Ceramics Open Studio: Tuesdays, 6:00pm - 9:00pm, 4/22 – 6/10
Students enrolled in this class are invited to participate in our Summer CE Student Art Show. Visit our Art Show page for more details.
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Spring 2025
- This class is already in session. Please contact our office at conted@seattlecolleges.edu or 206-934-3705 to inquire about late registration.
The best part about this class was the comfortable and safe learning environment. The other students were an amazing bunch with a lot to share from their own experiences with clay or by asking questions to further their understanding.
- Ashley
- Fee: $378
- Item #: 30097
The wailist for this class is full. There will be no class on 5/17 and 5/24. Supplies are required for this class. Click here to download the supply list and other important information.
Spring Quarter Ceramics Open Studio: Tuesdays, 6:00pm - 9:00pm, 4/22 – 6/10
Students enrolled in this class are invited to participate in our Summer CE Student Art Show. Visit our Art Show page for more details.
-
Spring 2025
- This class is already in session. Please contact our office at conted@seattlecolleges.edu or 206-934-3705 to inquire about late registration.
The best part about this class was the comfortable and safe learning environment. The other students were an amazing bunch with a lot to share from their own experiences with clay or by asking questions to further their understanding.
- Ashley