WEDNESDAY Summer Wheel Thrown Pottery Class with Kristen O'Dell
WEDSNESDAY, June 18, 2025, through WEDNESDAY, August 6, 2025,
From 6:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m., 8 week session.
Location: Elkhart Art League Studio, 132 Tyler Street, #1B, Elkhart IN 46516 in the west end of the Depot Building south of the Elkhart Post Office.
Cost: Members $153; Non-members $186 for the 8 week class
Class included all instruction, stoneware clay (25 #), glazes, firing, and open studio time on Thursdays. Students may attend our Thursday night Open Studios from 6-9 pm at no charge. (Teachers not available at open studio.)
CLASS SIZE IS STRICTLY LIMITED TO 7 STUDENTS DUE TO THE NUMBER OF POTTERY WHEELS IN THE STUDIO.
In this class, you will learn Beginning and Intermediate techniques of throwing clay on the potters’ wheel. You will go through all the steps of creating clay forms from the initial step of centering the clay to making forms such as cylinders, bowls, plates, mugs, and pitchers. You will learn how to use the various tools involved in the throwing process, as well as how to trim, glaze, and fire your creations. You will also learn new glazing techniques and finish several projects.
Email mail@ealonline.org with questions.
WEDSNESDAY, June 18, 2025, through WEDNESDAY, August 6, 2025,
From 6:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m., 8 week session.
Location: Elkhart Art League Studio, 132 Tyler Street, #1B, Elkhart IN 46516 in the west end of the Depot Building south of the Elkhart Post Office.
Cost: Members $153; Non-members $186 for the 8 week class
Class included all instruction, stoneware clay (25 #), glazes, firing, and open studio time on Thursdays. Students may attend our Thursday night Open Studios from 6-9 pm at no charge. (Teachers not available at open studio.)
CLASS SIZE IS STRICTLY LIMITED TO 7 STUDENTS DUE TO THE NUMBER OF POTTERY WHEELS IN THE STUDIO.
In this class, you will learn Beginning and Intermediate techniques of throwing clay on the potters’ wheel. You will go through all the steps of creating clay forms from the initial step of centering the clay to making forms such as cylinders, bowls, plates, mugs, and pitchers. You will learn how to use the various tools involved in the throwing process, as well as how to trim, glaze, and fire your creations. You will also learn new glazing techniques and finish several projects.
Email mail@ealonline.org with questions.
WEDSNESDAY, June 18, 2025, through WEDNESDAY, August 6, 2025,
From 6:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m., 8 week session.
Location: Elkhart Art League Studio, 132 Tyler Street, #1B, Elkhart IN 46516 in the west end of the Depot Building south of the Elkhart Post Office.
Cost: Members $153; Non-members $186 for the 8 week class
Class included all instruction, stoneware clay (25 #), glazes, firing, and open studio time on Thursdays. Students may attend our Thursday night Open Studios from 6-9 pm at no charge. (Teachers not available at open studio.)
CLASS SIZE IS STRICTLY LIMITED TO 7 STUDENTS DUE TO THE NUMBER OF POTTERY WHEELS IN THE STUDIO.
In this class, you will learn Beginning and Intermediate techniques of throwing clay on the potters’ wheel. You will go through all the steps of creating clay forms from the initial step of centering the clay to making forms such as cylinders, bowls, plates, mugs, and pitchers. You will learn how to use the various tools involved in the throwing process, as well as how to trim, glaze, and fire your creations. You will also learn new glazing techniques and finish several projects.
Email mail@ealonline.org with questions.
About Kristen O’Dell
I teach at Northridge High School in Middlebury and primarily I teach Intro to Art, Drawing all levels, Ceramics all levels, Photography all levels, Printmaking, Sculpture and that’s about it right now. As an artist, I’ve enjoyed being part of community settings and being able to collaborate and work with others. I tend to want to put myself in the background rather than stand out, to my own detriment sometimes, but as a teacher, I think I’ve been a little bit more outgoing in that way and the other year I got Teacher of the Year for High School Art in Indiana and that felt really nice.
