Intergenerational Wheel
Winter Class | Available
Intergenerational Wheel is a supportive, self-leveled, step-by-step environment to learn the basics of wheel-throwing pottery. Built for anyone with a beginner's mindset, you'll learn how to orient to work in a community space and express yourself through wheel-thrown pottery. This class is designed to support you, providing as much structure as you need behind the wheel as you grow your skills. Relaxed and encouraging, this class is here to help you find your flow, focus, and grow through play with clay.
- PLEASE NOTE: If your child is a WSSD student and plans to take the bus directly from school to Community Arts Center, please be sure to make the bus selection when registering for this program AND indication the same on the Student Information Form at the bottom of the registration page on website.
Copy & paste downloadable form URL: https://reg127.imperisoft.com/Pages/System/File.aspx?id2=6556
Wear comfortable clothes. It gets messy!
For this class clay is included in your lab fee. If needed, additional clay can be purchased through the office. Purchase can be made via email, by phone and/or in person during office hours. Please note specific clay body when placing order. Porcelain clay bodies (257 and 437) are priced at $60 per unit. Non-porcelain clay bodies are priced at $35 per unit. Purchase in advance of class and present receipt to instructor before collecting clay.
Please note: Students who wish to fire work in the soda kiln and are currently registered in a class that is not soda kiln specific can do so for an additional $20 fee/semester. Only available to students who have previously taken a soda specific class or workshop at CAC.
- Clay is included in the lab fee. Please bring basic clay tools. We will also have tools to share! Only one bag of clay is included in the lab fee.
If you need an additional bag of clay please purchase it through the office.
Jessica Leis
Jessica Leis is a ceramic artist in Philadelphia Pa. who believes the objects we hold, and use deserve a human touch, because small moments of joy in a day are what make life nice.
Jessica teaches wheel throwing for teens and adults at Wallingford Community Art Center. When she’s not behind the wheel you can find her at fluffypuppottery.com