Balmoral Workshop with Simon Levin, Remainder Due
‘Not Down With Round’ $250 (AUD)
At Sandy Lockwood’s Balmoral Pottery Studio in the Southern Highlands NSW
Saturday 14 TH September 10am to 4 pm
$30 USD (50 AUD) to reserve a space — $140 USD (200 AUD) Due by Sept 14th
Course description: In this one day demo workshop Simon Levin will introduce techniques that might change the way you think about throwing on the wheel. The truth is that the wheel is just another hand-building tool. What might you make if you thought more openly and freely about this wonderful tool? Techniques like paddling, faceting, adding volume from the interior, squaring, throwing off the hump, and throwing square will be demonstrated.
All techniques shown will be anchored in a running discussion on making with considerations for the wood-firing process.
‘Not Down With Round’ $250 (AUD)
At Sandy Lockwood’s Balmoral Pottery Studio in the Southern Highlands NSW
Saturday 14 TH September 10am to 4 pm
$30 USD (50 AUD) to reserve a space — $140 USD (200 AUD) Due by Sept 14th
Course description: In this one day demo workshop Simon Levin will introduce techniques that might change the way you think about throwing on the wheel. The truth is that the wheel is just another hand-building tool. What might you make if you thought more openly and freely about this wonderful tool? Techniques like paddling, faceting, adding volume from the interior, squaring, throwing off the hump, and throwing square will be demonstrated.
All techniques shown will be anchored in a running discussion on making with considerations for the wood-firing process.
‘Not Down With Round’ $250 (AUD)
At Sandy Lockwood’s Balmoral Pottery Studio in the Southern Highlands NSW
Saturday 14 TH September 10am to 4 pm
$30 USD (50 AUD) to reserve a space — $140 USD (200 AUD) Due by Sept 14th
Course description: In this one day demo workshop Simon Levin will introduce techniques that might change the way you think about throwing on the wheel. The truth is that the wheel is just another hand-building tool. What might you make if you thought more openly and freely about this wonderful tool? Techniques like paddling, faceting, adding volume from the interior, squaring, throwing off the hump, and throwing square will be demonstrated.
All techniques shown will be anchored in a running discussion on making with considerations for the wood-firing process.
Simon’s workshops are always full of lively discussions, annoyingly poignant questions, playful humor and engaging dialogue. This is a good day to get your creative juices flowing and inspire your own studio practice.
We will end the evening with an artist lecture by Simon Levin. There will be tea, coffee and cake/ biscuits available during the day.
What to bring:
A notebook
Your own lunch
A sense of humor
A camera, photos and video are encouraged.
A contribution to the evening pot luck dinner