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Sharing the Wealth

Sharing the Wealth- a two day symposium/workshop with Al Tennant

Saturday and Sunday, October 4-5, 10am-4pm, each day. $75
FREE slide talk Saturday night, 7-9pm

It takes a lifetime to learn to do anything really well, and Al Tennant has spent a good few decades crafting art and firing wood kilns. His experience has made him a sought after teacher and firing guru. Join us for a weekend of informal stories, demonstrations, shared knowledge, and lots of new ideas. Come with your questions; come with your notebooks; come for the fun in this two day tour-de-force with one of the Northwest’s living treasures.

Al Tennant was the head of the ceramics program at the University of Alaska, Anchorage for many years. He has fired (and built) kilns, and conducted workshops all across the country and is well known for his wit and his wisdom. His work has been widely shown and collected in many parts of the country.

Participants: Please bring a lunch, a notebook, and a favorite cup to use during the weekend. Bring some slides/CD to share during the workshop, if you like. There will be a shared slide/digital image show during the workshop for anyone who wants to talk about their own work or their kiln experience.

New Trends in Ceramic Arts: A Slide/Lecture series with students/former students from the University of Washington Ceramics Department

September 26, 7-10pm FREE

We’re starting a series of lectures at SPCS, highlighting different aspects of ceramic study. This quarter, we’re featuring three students who graduated from, or are currently enrolled in, the famed University of Washington Ceramics MFA program.

Alicia Basinger, Kino Watanabe, and Ben Waterman will tell you what makes them tick, while you eat popcorn and look at images of their work. What could be more fun?

REGISTER FOR CLASSES AND WORKSHOPS NOW!


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Home About Classes * Kids Classes * Workshops Calendar Ceramic Events Donor Members Seward Ceramics Group Outreach Teachers Clay Resources Workshop/Class Archives Contact Credits	Workshops / Lecture Sharing the Wealth Sharing the Wealth- a two day symposium/workshop with Al Tennant Saturday and Sunday, October 4-5, 10am-4pm, each day. $75 FREE slide talk Saturday night, 7-9pm It takes a lifetime to learn to do anything really well, and Al Tennant has spent a good few decades crafting art and firing wood kilns. His experience has made him a sought after teacher and firing guru. Join us for a weekend of informal stories, demonstrations, shared knowledge, and lots of new ideas. Come with your questions; come with your notebooks; come for the fun in this two day tour-de-force with one of the Northwest’s living treasures. Al Tennant was the head of the ceramics program at the University of Alaska, Anchorage for many years. He has fired (and built) kilns, and conducted workshops all across the country and is well known for his wit and his wisdom. His work has been widely shown and collected in many parts of the country. Participants: Please bring a lunch, a notebook, and a favorite cup to use during the weekend. Bring some slides/CD to share during the workshop, if you like. There will be a shared slide/digital image show during the workshop for anyone who wants to talk about their own work or their kiln experience. New Trends in Ceramic Arts: A Slide/Lecture series with students/former students from the University of Washington Ceramics Department September 26, 7-10pm FREE We’re starting a series of lectures at SPCS, highlighting different aspects of ceramic study. This quarter, we’re featuring three students who graduated from, or are currently enrolled in, the famed University of Washington Ceramics MFA program. Alicia Basinger, Kino Watanabe, and Ben Waterman will tell you what makes them tick, while you eat popcorn and look at images of their work. What could be more fun? REGISTER FOR CLASSES AND WORKSHOPS NOW!
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