Berkeley Ceramics Studio

This class is an opportunity to practice your wheel throwing skills.

Berkeley ceramics studio. Adorable ceramic painting studio in west berkeley. The potters studio in berkeley is the place just off i 80 gilman street exit. They have a 14 studio painting fee and then the price for what you actually paint starts at about 8 if i remember correctly for smaller bowls and glasses. We offer classes in ceramics photography drawing painting design and printmaking.

The best way to become a better ceramic artist is to practice with guidance. The ceramics studio provides a site to engage contemporary art and culture as it interfaces with ceramic media. We welcome students of all skill levels. Sarah kersten studio located in berkeley california specializes in making fermentation jars and functional everyday pottery for beautiful homes and kitchens.

We offer classes in ceramics photography drawing painting design and printmaking. Northern california s oldest largest professional ceramics arts collective located at 731 jones street berkeley california. 1221 eighth street berkeley ca 94710. Pottery and ceramic paint glazes are sold separately.

Students are challenged to experiment with form and meaning in traditional genres or to expand definitions of ceramics and mixed media and by including ceramic elements in performance installation and social practice. Our classes are taught by professional artists who will help you gain a better understanding of a particular medium and realize your artistic vision. Color me mine but berkeley and better. Choose glaze colors individually from the glazes section if you already own brushes or buy a ceramic paint and brush starter kit which includes 5oz of glaze a sponge 10 brushes and instructions to complete your project.

Kevin and his staff truly enjoy being with kids and they never talk down to kids and they are all very present and engaging with the kids and the medium. 26 reviews of kids n clay pottery studio this place is fantastic for kids who like to create and get messy. They facilitate the kids about how to work with clay but they allow the child complete freedom to explore his or her creative.