Join instructor Colin Dorward for a complete immersion in beginner wheel throwing and a clay-based artistic practice. Participants will learn all the skills from the Level 1 Wheel Throwing curriculum, which cover studio and beginner-pottery foundations. Continuing for an additional 5 sessions, Colin will guide students to use their newly acquired skills to develop an independent creative vision.

Upon completion of this class participants will have the skills and experience necessary to book studio time and work in the studio independently.

Join instructor Chris Scherbarth for three evenings and learn the tricks of making and decorating functional forms shaped from clay slabs. In the first two sessions, you’ll be given the tools and time to make several of the following items: soap dish, jewellery dish, small serving plate, spoon rest, tumbler, mug, pen caddy and small pitcher.

Please join us on Friday, December 5, for the official opening of our new exhibitions, ‘Chromatic’ by Members of the Yukon Art Society.

Join instructor Colin Dorward for a complete immersion in beginner wheel throwing and a clay-based artistic practice. Participants will learn all the skills from the Level 1 Wheel Throwing curriculum, which cover studio and beginner-pottery foundations. Continuing for an additional 5 sessions, Colin will guide students to use their newly acquired skills to develop an independent creative vision.

Upon completion of this class participants will have the skills and experience necessary to book studio time and work in the studio independently.

Join like minded artists in the studio for a free drawing club. Bring your own supplies and be creative in a group environment. This non-instructed time is an opportunity for community-building and inspiration. Please note - you can register for individual sessions; bring your own supplies.

Immerse yourself in this 6 session, 18 hour comprehensive series on learning to draw with artist David Kaarsemaker. You will develop the skills necessary to make a good drawing with materials such as pencils, charcoal, and conte. Source material will include still life arrangements, working from nature, and photographs. The course will focus on line quality, breaking down images into simple shapes, shading techniques, composition, and visual depth

Make your own holiday cards and learn the print process using linoleum blocks, cutting tools, and an old school printing press. Participants will learn how to design and cut linoleum blocks, choose and prep ink colours, and print their very own cards. Two types of printing will be explored – using a printing press and using a rub technique. Participants will have their lino blocks, cards, and skills to take home and continue creating.

Join instructor Colin Dorward for a complete immersion in beginner wheel throwing and a clay-based artistic practice. Participants will learn all the skills from the Level 1 Wheel Throwing curriculum, which cover studio and beginner-pottery foundations. Continuing for an additional 5 sessions, Colin will guide students to use their newly acquired skills to develop an independent creative vision.

Upon completion of this class participants will have the skills and experience necessary to book studio time and work in the studio independently.

Add a sparkle to your holiday with tin embossed creations!

Learn how to create low relief, high relief, rounded relief and engraving on recycled tin. Create your own design using textured plates, embossing tools, and found objects, or chose from one of the stencils provided. We will then experiment with a variety of mediums to enhance the texture of your ornaments.

Immerse yourself in this 6 session, 18 hour comprehensive series on learning to draw with artist David Kaarsemaker. You will develop the skills necessary to make a good drawing with materials such as pencils, charcoal, and conte. Source material will include still life arrangements, working from nature, and photographs. The course will focus on line quality, breaking down images into simple shapes, shading techniques, composition, and visual depth

Join instructor Chris Scherbarth for three evenings and learn the tricks of making and decorating functional forms shaped from clay slabs. In the first two sessions, you’ll be given the tools and time to make several of the following items: soap dish, jewellery dish, small serving plate, spoon rest, tumbler, mug, pen caddy and small pitcher.

Join instructor Colin Dorward for a complete immersion in beginner wheel throwing and a clay-based artistic practice. Participants will learn all the skills from the Level 1 Wheel Throwing curriculum, which cover studio and beginner-pottery foundations. Continuing for an additional 5 sessions, Colin will guide students to use their newly acquired skills to develop an independent creative vision.

Upon completion of this class participants will have the skills and experience necessary to book studio time and work in the studio independently.

In this 7 week Ceramic Level 1 class, potter Lisa Moore will teach all the foundational skills required for wheel throwing, from start to finish. This class includes learning to wedge and centre clay, throwing basic shapes and vessels, and dip glazing. We’ll learn the terminology, techniques, and studio safety so you can keep practicing on your own.

Upon completion of this class participants will have the skills and experience necessary to book studio time and work in the studio unsupervised.

Join like minded artists in the studio for a free drawing club. Bring your own supplies and be creative in a group environment. This non-instructed time is an opportunity for community-building and inspiration. Please note - you can register for individual sessions; bring your own supplies.

Immerse yourself in this 6 session, 18 hour comprehensive series on learning to draw with artist David Kaarsemaker. You will develop the skills necessary to make a good drawing with materials such as pencils, charcoal, and conte. Source material will include still life arrangements, working from nature, and photographs. The course will focus on line quality, breaking down images into simple shapes, shading techniques, composition, and visual depth

Join instructor Chris Scherbarth for three evenings and learn the tricks of making and decorating functional forms shaped from clay slabs. In the first two sessions, you’ll be given the tools and time to make several of the following items: soap dish, jewellery dish, small serving plate, spoon rest, tumbler, mug, pen caddy and small pitcher.

In this 7 week Ceramic Level 1 class, potter Lisa Moore will teach all the foundational skills required for wheel throwing, from start to finish. This class includes learning to wedge and centre clay, throwing basic shapes and vessels, and dip glazing. We’ll learn the terminology, techniques, and studio safety so you can keep practicing on your own.

Upon completion of this class participants will have the skills and experience necessary to book studio time and work in the studio unsupervised.

Immerse yourself in this 6 session, 18 hour comprehensive series on learning to draw with artist David Kaarsemaker. You will develop the skills necessary to make a good drawing with materials such as pencils, charcoal, and conte. Source material will include still life arrangements, working from nature, and photographs. The course will focus on line quality, breaking down images into simple shapes, shading techniques, composition, and visual depth

Please join us on Friday, November 7, for the official opening of our two new exhibitions. ‘WIP (Winter in Progress)’ by Krystle Silverfox in the Focus Gallery, and ‘Aurora Blossoms: A Celebration of Colour' by Isabelle Haggerty in the Edge Gallery.

Join instructor Colin Dorward for a complete immersion in beginner wheel throwing and a clay-based artistic practice. Participants will learn all the skills from the Level 1 Wheel Throwing curriculum, which cover studio and beginner-pottery foundations. Continuing for an additional 5 sessions, Colin will guide students to use their newly acquired skills to develop an independent creative vision.

Upon completion of this class participants will have the skills and experience necessary to book studio time and work in the studio independently.

In this 7 week Ceramic Level 1 class, potter Lisa Moore will teach all the foundational skills required for wheel throwing, from start to finish. This class includes learning to wedge and centre clay, throwing basic shapes and vessels, and dip glazing. We’ll learn the terminology, techniques, and studio safety so you can keep practicing on your own.

Upon completion of this class participants will have the skills and experience necessary to book studio time and work in the studio unsupervised.

Join instructor Colin Dorward for a Level 2 Wheel Throwing series. Students should have previously completed a Level 1 class and be competent at centering and throwing basic forms. This Level 2 class will focus on throwing bigger, adding coils to vessels for height and feet, throwing two pieces and stacking together for large forms, platter techniques, and glazing techniques.

Join like minded artists in the studio for a free drawing club. Bring your own supplies and be creative in a group environment. This non-instructed time is an opportunity for community-building and inspiration. Please note - you can register for individual sessions; bring your own supplies.

Immerse yourself in this 6 session, 18 hour comprehensive series on learning to draw with artist David Kaarsemaker. You will develop the skills necessary to make a good drawing with materials such as pencils, charcoal, and conte. Source material will include still life arrangements, working from nature, and photographs. The course will focus on line quality, breaking down images into simple shapes, shading techniques, composition, and visual depth

If you find yourself frustrated or confused when it comes time to glaze your work, or just want to up your glazing skills, this glaze refresher session is for you. We will review all the steps needed to prepare your bisqueware and finish it with glaze.

Join accomplished artist Virginia Wilson in an intermediate-level acrylic painting workshop. This workshop is designed to review the participant’s existing painting techniques and assist with methodologies that will help expand their artistic accomplishments. The focus of this session will be Painting Water in the Landscape.

Join instructor Colin Dorward for a complete immersion in beginner wheel throwing and a clay-based artistic practice. Participants will learn all the skills from the Level 1 Wheel Throwing curriculum, which cover studio and beginner-pottery foundations. Continuing for an additional 5 sessions, Colin will guide students to use their newly acquired skills to develop an independent creative vision.

Upon completion of this class participants will have the skills and experience necessary to book studio time and work in the studio independently.

In this 7 week Ceramic Level 1 class, potter Lisa Moore will teach all the foundational skills required for wheel throwing, from start to finish. This class includes learning to wedge and centre clay, throwing basic shapes and vessels, and dip glazing. We’ll learn the terminology, techniques, and studio safety so you can keep practicing on your own.

Upon completion of this class participants will have the skills and experience necessary to book studio time and work in the studio unsupervised.

Join instructor Colin Dorward for a Level 2 Wheel Throwing series. Students should have previously completed a Level 1 class and be competent at centering and throwing basic forms. This Level 2 class will focus on throwing bigger, adding coils to vessels for height and feet, throwing two pieces and stacking together for large forms, platter techniques, and glazing techniques.

Immerse yourself in this 6 session, 18 hour comprehensive series on learning to draw with artist David Kaarsemaker. You will develop the skills necessary to make a good drawing with materials such as pencils, charcoal, and conte. Source material will include still life arrangements, working from nature, and photographs. The course will focus on line quality, breaking down images into simple shapes, shading techniques, composition, and visual depth