Ceramics: Hand Built Ceramics

This class series will focus on gaining and developing ceramic skills with a strong emphasis on open-ended inquiry to foster a space of community engagement and learning among peers. Using traditional and new technologies, students will explore various surface treatments such as underglaze, slip application, and glazing techniques such as luster and other specialty glazes. Through this exploration, artists will be asked to push various ceramic practices into the future while appreciating its rich past, in order to foster new paths within their own creative practices.

Tickets are $231 ($192.50/members and adults 25 and under). Reserve your spot online or with Guest Experience at (479) 657-2335 today. 

All materials are included. Enrolled students will also have access to Sunday open‑studio hours for independent practice. Class runs August 8 – September 12.

Born and raised in the South, Carletta Williams has formed a strong connection to the region’s motifs and daily life. Her current collective of work reflects the present society while reckoning with the events of the past. She sets out to recreate moments of celebration and gathering, while focusing on tangible and intangible pieces of African American Culture. Williams obtained her BA in Studio Art from Wesleyan College and recently graduated with an MFA in Ceramics from the University of Arkansas.

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