This class is great for developing your handbuilding skills. Your instructor will teach a series of projects exploring more complex forms, shaping techniques, and refining skills. Intended for students with previous handbuilding experience.
This class meets on Monday evenings from 6-9 PM for 6 weeks starting on June 22nd
Jennifer Cuaro is a cross-disciplinary artist with a background in materials science. Her work explores structure, texture, and transformation via curiosity about the physical properties of clay and an appreciation of her cultural heritage. As an instructor, she fosters an inclusive, engaged, and supportive learning environment. She encourages exploration and process-based learning, helping students build strong foundational skills while also supporting creative risk taking. She lives in the East Bay and teaches handbuilding and wheel throwing at multiple studios in the area.
The course includes a 25 lb bag of clay, free firing, and access to glaze materials. An additional 3 hours of open studio time per week is also included.
The photos included are of the instructors work.
This class is great for developing your handbuilding skills. Your instructor will teach a series of projects exploring more complex forms, shaping techniques, and refining skills. Intended for students with previous handbuilding experience.
This class meets on Monday evenings from 6-9 PM for 6 weeks starting on June 22nd
Jennifer Cuaro is a cross-disciplinary artist with a background in materials science. Her work explores structure, texture, and transformation via curiosity about the physical properties of clay and an appreciation of her cultural heritage. As an instructor, she fosters an inclusive, engaged, and supportive learning environment. She encourages exploration and process-based learning, helping students build strong foundational skills while also supporting creative risk taking. She lives in the East Bay and teaches handbuilding and wheel throwing at multiple studios in the area.
The course includes a 25 lb bag of clay, free firing, and access to glaze materials. An additional 3 hours of open studio time per week is also included.
The photos included are of the instructors work.
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