Sarah Wells Rolland HANDS-ON Workshop (April 11-13 2025; 9am-3pm-3 day workshop)

$550.00

THIS WORKSHOP IS FOR INTERMEDIATE POTTERS THAT ARE COMFORTABLE CENTERING AND MOVING 3 LBS OF CLAY

Demonstration Description:Sarah Wells Rolland is well known for her work and her teaching method. She is inspiring and shares her techniques for honing skills. Sarah will share her process of making unique work and discuss her aesthetic.

Throwing pots that inspire creativity and challenge ceramic artists and potters to take risks and push the limits of the clay is one of her passions as a teacher.

Techniques she will share:

1. Techniques for using all the clay

2. Altering

3. Darting

4. Shaving

5. Handles that complement the form, pulled and wheel thrown

6. Sculpting and adding clay to pots.

7. Spouts and how to make them function well

Sarah loves to demonstrate her Closed Form Pitcher which incorporates all the techniques mentioned above.

Sarah shares openly and delights in lively discussion. She will share how she makes her aesthetic decisions and creates line and movement to her forms. She will share the process of pushing clay to its limit.

Sarah Wells Rolland is traveling and teaching in 2025 due Hurricane Helene and the flood waters that struck Western NC with a vengeance. While she is looking for a new facility she will also be traveling and teaching. All the proceeds raised from this tour will go directly to The Village Potters Recovery.

***If you would like to support us in our recovery just click on the link.

GoFundMe Link: https://gofund.me/83668441

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THIS WORKSHOP IS FOR INTERMEDIATE POTTERS THAT ARE COMFORTABLE CENTERING AND MOVING 3 LBS OF CLAY

Demonstration Description:Sarah Wells Rolland is well known for her work and her teaching method. She is inspiring and shares her techniques for honing skills. Sarah will share her process of making unique work and discuss her aesthetic.

Throwing pots that inspire creativity and challenge ceramic artists and potters to take risks and push the limits of the clay is one of her passions as a teacher.

Techniques she will share:

1. Techniques for using all the clay

2. Altering

3. Darting

4. Shaving

5. Handles that complement the form, pulled and wheel thrown

6. Sculpting and adding clay to pots.

7. Spouts and how to make them function well

Sarah loves to demonstrate her Closed Form Pitcher which incorporates all the techniques mentioned above.

Sarah shares openly and delights in lively discussion. She will share how she makes her aesthetic decisions and creates line and movement to her forms. She will share the process of pushing clay to its limit.

Sarah Wells Rolland is traveling and teaching in 2025 due Hurricane Helene and the flood waters that struck Western NC with a vengeance. While she is looking for a new facility she will also be traveling and teaching. All the proceeds raised from this tour will go directly to The Village Potters Recovery.

***If you would like to support us in our recovery just click on the link.

GoFundMe Link: https://gofund.me/83668441

THIS WORKSHOP IS FOR INTERMEDIATE POTTERS THAT ARE COMFORTABLE CENTERING AND MOVING 3 LBS OF CLAY

Demonstration Description:Sarah Wells Rolland is well known for her work and her teaching method. She is inspiring and shares her techniques for honing skills. Sarah will share her process of making unique work and discuss her aesthetic.

Throwing pots that inspire creativity and challenge ceramic artists and potters to take risks and push the limits of the clay is one of her passions as a teacher.

Techniques she will share:

1. Techniques for using all the clay

2. Altering

3. Darting

4. Shaving

5. Handles that complement the form, pulled and wheel thrown

6. Sculpting and adding clay to pots.

7. Spouts and how to make them function well

Sarah loves to demonstrate her Closed Form Pitcher which incorporates all the techniques mentioned above.

Sarah shares openly and delights in lively discussion. She will share how she makes her aesthetic decisions and creates line and movement to her forms. She will share the process of pushing clay to its limit.

Sarah Wells Rolland is traveling and teaching in 2025 due Hurricane Helene and the flood waters that struck Western NC with a vengeance. While she is looking for a new facility she will also be traveling and teaching. All the proceeds raised from this tour will go directly to The Village Potters Recovery.

***If you would like to support us in our recovery just click on the link.

GoFundMe Link: https://gofund.me/83668441