Soda Fire Workshop

Winter Workshop | This course is completed

414 Plush Mill Road Wallingford, PA 19086 United States

Ceramic Studio Annex

All Levels

2/24/2018-2/25/2018

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$135.00

Member Discount Available

$40.00

Wow, the Community Arts Center has built a soda kiln! Thanks Brett Thomas! So now, let's glaze some pots and brush on flashing slips and load some pottery. Saturday, will be a loading, talking and dreaming day. Sunday we will fire, play in clay and talk about dreams both large and small!

  • Ceramic tools
  • 5 to 6 pots unglazed
  • preferred clay bodies are 181,182, porcelain

Bob Deane's Website Bob Deane is a potter and painter who was raised in the Media, PA area. He earned a B.F.A in Ceramics from Bloomsburg University in 1988. His work has been shown in many local stores and galleries. Recently, Bob has been immersed in working with local creek clay and discovering the connection between the ground he walks on and the artwork he creates. He currently teaches at the Community Arts Center in Wallingford, PA, at the Mainline Art Center and the Wayne Arts Center both on Philadelphia’s Main Line. Bob has been a member of the Wallingford Potter’s Guild since 1991.

Thomas, Brett

Brett's Website Brett Thomas is an artist, educator, and founder of MobileRaku. Brett recieved his BFA: Ceramics from The Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA) and an MFA: Ceramics from Southern Illinois University Carbondale. He currently lives in Haverford Pennsylvania. Brett's process as a ceramic artist is a balancing act “of devoting myself to personal expression, while teaching and helping others to realize their vision and potential as artists.” “I want to share the joy of art and I envision Mobile Raku as the best way for reaching out to an ever-expanding circle of creative people,” Thomas said recently. “I hope to venture beyond the controlled space of the classroom setting in a way that will enable me to balance my journey of artistic discovery with helping other people explore the creative paths of their lives in unique and inspiring ways, which raku ceramics so perfectly embodies.”