In this workshop. participants will create a work of art on a wood panel that combines mixed media with encaustic painting. Encaustic paint is beeswax mixed with damar resin, and pigments. Students will learn encaustic techniques while creating their own mixed media work of art.

Collagraphy is a non-toxic printmaking technique in which various materials are glued onto a plate. The objective of this workshop is to introduce both the theory and practice of collagraphy with a special focus on experimentation and creativity.

No previous printmaking experience is required.

If you have taken a beginner-level Intro to Pottery course (Ceramics Level 1 or equivalent) and can throw a basic pot, you can enroll in this course. During these next seven weeks, you will refine your skills and begin to develop the control to throw more specific and/or complex forms on the wheel. This is an opportunity to graduate from making simple mugs or bowls to making plates, large bowls, vases, and other tapered forms. As you become more efficient on the wheel, the instructor can work with you one-on-one in specific areas of interest.

Collagraphy is a non-toxic printmaking technique in which various materials are glued onto a plate. The objective of this workshop is to introduce both the theory and practice of collagraphy with a special focus on experimentation and creativity.

No previous printmaking experience is required.

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.

Collagraphy is a non-toxic printmaking technique in which various materials are glued onto a plate. The objective of this workshop is to introduce both the theory and practice of collagraphy with a special focus on experimentation and creativity.

No previous printmaking experience is required.

If you have taken a beginner-level Intro to Pottery course (Ceramics Level 1 or equivalent) and can throw a basic pot, you can enroll in this course. During these next seven weeks, you will refine your skills and begin to develop the control to throw more specific and/or complex forms on the wheel. This is an opportunity to graduate from making simple mugs or bowls to making plates, large bowls, vases, and other tapered forms. As you become more efficient on the wheel, the instructor can work with you one-on-one in specific areas of interest.

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.

Collagraphy is a non-toxic printmaking technique in which various materials are glued onto a plate. The objective of this workshop is to introduce both the theory and practice of collagraphy with a special focus on experimentation and creativity.

No previous printmaking experience is required.

If you have taken a beginner-level Intro to Pottery course (Ceramics Level 1 or equivalent) and can throw a basic pot, you can enroll in this course. During these next seven weeks, you will refine your skills and begin to develop the control to throw more specific and/or complex forms on the wheel. This is an opportunity to graduate from making simple mugs or bowls to making plates, large bowls, vases, and other tapered forms. As you become more efficient on the wheel, the instructor can work with you one-on-one in specific areas of interest.

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.

In this 7 week Ceramic Level 1 class, potter Annie Broadhurst will teach all the foundational skills required for wheel throwing, from start to finish. Upon completion of this class participants will have the skills and experience necessary to book studio time and work in the studio unsupervised.

Collagraphy is a non-toxic printmaking technique in which various materials are glued onto a plate. The objective of this workshop is to introduce both the theory and practice of collagraphy with a special focus on experimentation and creativity.

No previous printmaking experience is required.

If you have taken a beginner-level Intro to Pottery course (Ceramics Level 1 or equivalent) and can throw a basic pot, you can enroll in this course. During these next seven weeks, you will refine your skills and begin to develop the control to throw more specific and/or complex forms on the wheel. This is an opportunity to graduate from making simple mugs or bowls to making plates, large bowls, vases, and other tapered forms. As you become more efficient on the wheel, the instructor can work with you one-on-one in specific areas of interest.

This programming was made possible through the generous support of the Whitehorse Community Thrift Store Society (WCTSS) and their Sharing Our Success (SOS) funding program.

In this two-day workshop participants will get a brief introduction to relief printmaking and have an opportunity to carve and print their own design.

This programming was made possible through the generous support of the Whitehorse Community Thrift Store Society (WCTSS) and their Sharing Our Success (SOS) funding program.

In this two-day workshop participants will get a brief introduction to relief printmaking and have an opportunity to carve and print their own design.

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.

In this 7 week Ceramic Level 1 class, potter Annie Broadhurst will teach all the foundational skills required for wheel throwing, from start to finish. Upon completion of this class participants will have the skills and experience necessary to book studio time and work in the studio unsupervised.

If you have taken a beginner-level Intro to Pottery course (Ceramics Level 1 or equivalent) and can throw a basic pot, you can enroll in this course. During these next seven weeks, you will refine your skills and begin to develop the control to throw more specific and/or complex forms on the wheel. This is an opportunity to graduate from making simple mugs or bowls to making plates, large bowls, vases, and other tapered forms. As you become more efficient on the wheel, the instructor can work with you one-on-one in specific areas of interest.

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.

In this 7 week Ceramic Level 1 class, potter Annie Broadhurst will teach all the foundational skills required for wheel throwing, from start to finish. Upon completion of this class participants will have the skills and experience necessary to book studio time and work in the studio unsupervised.

Over four sessions, participants will progressively develop their intermediate and advanced throwing skills, with a focus on creating greater height and learning how to shape, move and bend clay with control.

If you have taken a beginner-level Intro to Pottery course (Ceramics Level 1 or equivalent) and can throw a basic pot, you can enroll in this course. During these next seven weeks, you will refine your skills and begin to develop the control to throw more specific and/or complex forms on the wheel. This is an opportunity to graduate from making simple mugs or bowls to making plates, large bowls, vases, and other tapered forms. As you become more efficient on the wheel, the instructor can work with you one-on-one in specific areas of interest.

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.

In this 7 week Ceramic Level 1 class, potter Annie Broadhurst will teach all the foundational skills required for wheel throwing, from start to finish. Upon completion of this class participants will have the skills and experience necessary to book studio time and work in the studio unsupervised.

Over four sessions, participants will progressively develop their intermediate and advanced throwing skills, with a focus on creating greater height and learning how to shape, move and bend clay with control.

If you have taken a beginner-level Intro to Pottery course (Ceramics Level 1 or equivalent) and can throw a basic pot, you can enroll in this course. During these next seven weeks, you will refine your skills and begin to develop the control to throw more specific and/or complex forms on the wheel. This is an opportunity to graduate from making simple mugs or bowls to making plates, large bowls, vases, and other tapered forms. As you become more efficient on the wheel, the instructor can work with you one-on-one in specific areas of interest.

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.

In this 7 week Ceramic Level 1 class, potter Annie Broadhurst will teach all the foundational skills required for wheel throwing, from start to finish. Upon completion of this class participants will have the skills and experience necessary to book studio time and work in the studio unsupervised.

Over four sessions, participants will progressively develop their intermediate and advanced throwing skills, with a focus on creating greater height and learning how to shape, move and bend clay with control.