6/9 Brianne Munch: Try the Wheel: an Intro to Throwing
Monday, June 9, 9am-12pm
Glazing date June 23, 5:30-7pm
No prior experience required, ages 16 and up
Try the Wheel: an Intro to Throwing
Have you ever wanted to try throwing on a potter’s wheel? Now is your chance! This class is perfect for the novice student to learn the basic foundations of throwing. No prior experience required.
We will go over all the basics such as centering, techniques in pulling, and discovering different shapes.
Students will create a final piece to be fired and glazed.
A $20 lab fee is included in price for clay, two firings and glaze.
Monday, June 9, 9am-12pm
Glazing date June 23, 5:30-7pm
No prior experience required, ages 16 and up
Try the Wheel: an Intro to Throwing
Have you ever wanted to try throwing on a potter’s wheel? Now is your chance! This class is perfect for the novice student to learn the basic foundations of throwing. No prior experience required.
We will go over all the basics such as centering, techniques in pulling, and discovering different shapes.
Students will create a final piece to be fired and glazed.
A $20 lab fee is included in price for clay, two firings and glaze.
Monday, June 9, 9am-12pm
Glazing date June 23, 5:30-7pm
No prior experience required, ages 16 and up
Try the Wheel: an Intro to Throwing
Have you ever wanted to try throwing on a potter’s wheel? Now is your chance! This class is perfect for the novice student to learn the basic foundations of throwing. No prior experience required.
We will go over all the basics such as centering, techniques in pulling, and discovering different shapes.
Students will create a final piece to be fired and glazed.
A $20 lab fee is included in price for clay, two firings and glaze.
Brianne Munch is an artist, educator and advocate for the arts. She grew up in Traverse City, MI, where she currently lives, works, and creates. Since her youth, she has been engaged with the arts realm and has been a constant creator within it. After receiving her B.A. in Studio Art from Hope College, she has grown as an artist in her local community and sells her ceramic work in boutiques and restaurants. Her inspiration for her ceramic work derives from her mentors, the historical aspect of vessels, and the culinary functionality of artwork for the everyday. Alongside her own studio practice, she teaches wheel throwing classes and works in the gallery realm at a local non-profit.
While ceramics is her main focus, her work expands into sculpture, analog photography, and printmaking.
www.briannemunch.com | Instagram: @briannemunchstudio