Pottery & Ceramics SkillsMud Urban Potters
Description
Mud Urban Potters is a thriving community hub dedicated to the art of Pottery & Ceramics Skills, offering a diverse range of classes, workshops, and events for individuals of all skill levels. Located in a converted industrial warehouse south of Inglewood, their bright and spacious studio provides the perfect environment for both learning and practice.
Classes and Workshops
Mud offers various options for booking classes and events, ensuring there's something for everyone:
- Private Lessons: For personalized instruction and focused learning, private lessons and events can be booked by contacting Mud via email.
- Scheduled Classes: From six-week beginner and intermediate wheel-throwing courses to specialized workshops, Mud's newsletter subscription keeps participants informed about upcoming events and registration dates.
Engaging with Pottery & Ceramics
Explore a variety of classes and workshops designed to enhance your pottery skills and unleash your creativity:
- Beginner Wheel-Throwing: A perfect introduction to pottery, these classes offer hands-on instruction in a supportive group setting. No experience required, and materials are provided.
- Intermediate Wheel-Throwing: For those with significant wheel-throwing experience, these classes focus on improving techniques and refining skills. Emphasis is on challenging forms and advanced techniques.
- Hand-Building Courses: Learn the basics of hand-building using various techniques to create thoughtful household items. Perfect for those interested in exploring alternative methods of pottery creation.
Studio Essentials: Experience Optional
At Mud, they welcome participants from all backgrounds, whether you're a complete beginner or a seasoned pottery enthusiast. With a team of expert instructors boasting over 8 decades of combined experience, you're in good hands to explore and develop your pottery skills.
- Preparation: Pottery can be messy, so it's recommended to wear comfortable clothes and footwear. Aprons or overalls are provided, and participants are encouraged to bring snacks and beverages (excluding the glazing area).
- Materials: During lessons, clay and tools are supplied, ensuring everyone has what they need to create. Members have access to additional tools and clay for purchase.
- Cleanup: To maintain a tidy workspace, allocate 15 minutes at the end of each session to properly clean your wheel, tools, and area.
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