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Late Spring Session: April 27-May 23 (4 weeks)
Summer Session 1: June 1-June 27 (4 weeks)
Summer Session 2: July 6-August 1 (4 weeks)
Early Fall Session: August 31-October 17 (7 weeks)
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Summer Session 1 Virtual Workshops

​Everything and the Kitchen Sink (The possibilities of objects within the home as effective studio tools)

Join Alex for a virtual workshop experience that explores how everyday objects can be used as essential tools within the studio. As a class, we will examine how the objects in your home, such as a garbage can lid or a soup ladle, have the potential to serve as platforms for creating dynamic vessels. In an attempt to develop fresh new forms, while toying with different hand-building techniques, participants will have the opportunity to make clay objects that expand their imaginations.  Students can expect a fun, innovative and energetic atmosphere, sensitive to the make-shift home studio. This workshop will challenge participants to be resourceful, creative and curious, while continuously asking the question of…what if?  
All levels welcome.
Instructor: Alex Zablocki 
Online; Thursday-Saturday, June 18-20; 10 am-12 pm, 1-hour break for lunch, then 1-3 pm
$210 for members, $240 for nonmembers; REGISTER >