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We turned our Pottery As Protest class into a three-part lecture series focused on unpacking ceramic as a material and our relationship to it. These lectures are free but registration is required to grab a spot!
Friday, October 10th 5:30-6:30pm
This particular talk will orient us to the environmental impact of working with clay and look at artists who are considering climate in their practice and as subject. The talk will be followed by a discussion on how this can inform our making.
Friday, November 7th 5:30-6:30pm
This particular talk will focus on the environmental impact of glaze and look at different artists and studios practicing sustainable making. The talk will be followed by a discussion on how this can inform our practices.
Friday, December 5th 5:30-6:30pm
This particular talk will unpack how class embedded is in different types of clay bodies and making processes. The talk will be followed by a discussion on how this can inform our practices.
We turned our Pottery As Protest class into a three-part lecture series focused on unpacking ceramic as a material and our relationship to it. These lectures are free but registration is required to grab a spot!
Friday, October 10th 5:30-6:30pm
This particular talk will orient us to the environmental impact of working with clay and look at artists who are considering climate in their practice and as subject. The talk will be followed by a discussion on how this can inform our making.
Friday, November 7th 5:30-6:30pm
This particular talk will focus on the environmental impact of glaze and look at different artists and studios practicing sustainable making. The talk will be followed by a discussion on how this can inform our practices.
Friday, December 5th 5:30-6:30pm
This particular talk will unpack how class embedded is in different types of clay bodies and making processes. The talk will be followed by a discussion on how this can inform our practices.