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Ceramic Sculpture with Emily Joy Level 1

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Summary

Explore sculptural ceramics with Emily Joy in this course that offers flexible projects based on different themes. Gain practical skills, delve into art history and theory, and access specialist resources to develop your ceramic sculptures. Experiment with various clays, techniques, and glazes using electric and gas-fired kilns.

How will I learn?

Throughout the course, you will learn through a combination of methods. You will observe demonstrations, receive regular one-to-one tutorials, engage in group discussions, and explore new techniques with expert support.

Additionally, you will have access to specialist magazines, books, the internet, and the library to deepen your understanding. Experimentation and recording your progress will be encouraged, and your tutor will provide guidance and technical assistance.

The class will also participate in informal group evaluations, and you will have the opportunity to exhibit your work in a local gallery, receiving valuable feedback from the public.

Entry Requirements

Prior ceramics experience is necessary for this course. It is recommended that you have completed at least one term in the Introduction to Ceramics course or have equivalent experience.

 Please come prepared by bringing a protective shirt to wear during studio sessions. Additionally, remember to bring a notebook and pen to record your ideas and technical details. It is also beneficial to bring inspirational materials such as photos and examples of your previous work to fuel your creativity.

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Course information last updated: Tuesday 26th September 2023 @ 8.03am (14 hours ago)

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25th Sep 2023 - 4th Dec 2023
25th Sep 2023 - 4th Dec 2023
Stroud CampusMonday,
12:00pm - 2:30pm
Monday,
Stroud Campus
£175£175
25th Sep 2023 - 4th Dec 2023
25th Sep 2023 - 4th Dec 2023
Stroud CampusMon,
3:00pm - 6:00pm
Mon,
Stroud Campus
£200£200

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