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    Wheel - Intermediate

    Course info

    Schedule:
    Thursday, from 1:30 to 4:30 pm
    Date:
    April 23 to June 11, 2026
    Registration:
    March 19, 2026
    Code:
    P26-C06-4A
    Age group:
    Adults
    Price:
    $315 (+$75 materials)
    Number of classes:
    8
    Location:
    In person
    Experience level:
    Has prerequisites
    Semester:
    Spring
    Teacher:
    Etty Anderson
    Category:
    Ceramics
    Total capacity:
    12 students (0 spots remaining)
    Number of spots available for registration:
    0. Waitlisting available.

    About the course

    Learn fundamental wheel-throwing techniques for both functional and sculptural pottery, from bowls and cups to teapots and decorative forms. Surface treatment and decorative techniques are explored and explained. Course includes demonstrations, theory, and critiques of individual work. Prerequisite: two sessions of throwing. 

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