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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, 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 is embedded in different types of clay bodies and making processes. The talk will be followed by a discussion on how this can inform our practices.
Friday, January 9th 5:30-6:30pm
This talk will examine the significance of ceramic permanence through the lens of Palestinian ceramics.
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, 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 is embedded in different types of clay bodies and making processes. The talk will be followed by a discussion on how this can inform our practices.
Friday, January 9th 5:30-6:30pm
This talk will examine the significance of ceramic permanence through the lens of Palestinian ceramics.