Finding One's Way With Clay K-12

Instructor: Scott Tubby

Reconnect with your inner artist! Whether you want to brush up on your throwing skills or experience it for the first time, working in clay is a wonderful forgiving medium perfect for exploration and experimentation. And it's a lot of fun!

In Scott's workshop you will have a chance to hone your skills on the potters wheel, create serving dishes and trays from rolled slabs, build multi-textured flower vases or treasure boxes from coils and slabs, and you can get in touch with your musical side by creating a clay whistle or Ocarina. Scott Tubby has been a working ceramic artist for 30 years. His classic elegant forms and firing techniques have been written about in the New Yorker Magazine, Ceramics Monthly and Studio Potter. His art has been widely exhibited and is in numerous public and private collections throughout the US, Japan and Finland, and several of his pots are in the permanent collection of the Smithsonian Museum of American Art. He has given numerous workshops on the east coast and is currently the Ceramics Professor at Heartwood College of Art in Kennebunk.

3.0 CEU's