All Levels (Beginners welcome)
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Lisa Scroggins

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CL0112 Jan 24 - Mar 13, 2012, 8 Tuesday mornings, 10am-1pm (Ceramics Barn)
[no class held one week during session]

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Students at any skill level can choose to wheel throw and/or handbuild with low fire clay. Beginners will learn basic skills to express themselves through ceramics. Handbuilding methods of hand rolling, slab rolling, coil and pinch will be explored. Beginner throwers will be coached to center clay on the wheel and pull it to take shape. Students with ceramics experience will work on projects of their choosing and advance their skills and techniques and to achieve individual goals. Paint brushed underglazing techniques will be explored on bisque fired pieces. A studio/materials fee of $38 is due at time of registration and covers the cost of one bag of clay, underglazes and glazes. Additional clay will be available to purchase during class. New, beginner-level students are asked to purchase a basic pottery tool kit for $15. Firing fees are dependent upon the kiln space required per piece.

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  Lisa Scroggins
  
  Lisa attended the Rhode Island School of Design for two years, and received her BFA from Parsons School of Design. She also has studied ceramics and encaustics at Silvermine Guild of Art. Lisa has been a professional ceramic artist for 18 years. She has participated in numerous group shows and has received several awards. Her work has been published in The New York Times, Danbury News Times, Ridgefield Press, American Style, Niche and Gourmet magazines. She maintains a private ceramic studio in Ridgefield, CT.